The Portuguese government proposed the creation of a temporary 33% tax on the surplus profits of oil companies. This extraordinary contribution aims to tax the so-called "surplus profits" that exceed a threshold of 20%.
The revenue generated by this tax will be distributed between two entities: the Environmental Fund and the Institute for Financing Agriculture and Fisheries (IFAP). This division of income suggests an objective of supporting both environmental policies and the agricultural and fisheries sector.
The measure applies to the fiscal years 2024 and 2025, thus establishing a limited time period for the extraordinary contribution. Oil companies that present profits above 20% above normal will be subject to this additional taxation.



