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Haven't filed your income tax yet? Deadline to request installments ends today
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Haven't filed your income tax yet? Deadline to request installments ends today

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 06:58

The deadline for income tax payment ended at the end of August. Taxpayers who have not yet fulfilled this tax obligation can now proceed with a request for installment payments to the Tax Authority, through an official application.

This option allows taxpayers in non-compliance situations to regularize their status with the Tax and Customs Authority without incurring higher fines or enforcement proceedings.

However, the request for installment payments has a limited deadline, which ends today, the date on which the article was published. After that date, it will no longer be possible to use this payment method.

The article does not specify how many installments may be granted nor what the criteria for approval of the request by the Tax Authority are.

Why this matters

This information is relevant for taxpayers in Portugal who failed to pay their income tax on time, as they have only until today a last opportunity to request installment payments and avoid additional interest and fines. The measure represents a last resort solution to regularize their tax situation.

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