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Government closer to taxing oil companies' extraordinary profits: bill proposal already in Parliament
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Government closer to taxing oil companies' extraordinary profits: bill proposal already in Parliament

Expresso15 September 2026 at 18:11

The Portuguese Government is closer to implementing a tax on the extraordinary profits of oil companies, with the bill proposal already in Parliament for discussion.

The decree will still have to be discussed and approved by deputies before coming into force, in a process that involves the necessary legislative approval for its implementation.

The Executive presents this measure as a "temporary and strictly proportionate financial instrument", with an "extraordinary and temporally limited" character, suggesting it will not be a permanent tax in the Portuguese tax system.

Why this matters

The approval of this law will directly affect the oil companies operating in Portugal, potentially altering their financial results. This measure comes following the exceptional profits the energy sector has been making, and may have implications for energy prices or the country's tax revenue.

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