Tax incentives
Reductions, tax credits or exemptions, depending on the nature and location of the business.
Marisa Santos · founding partner and Certified AccountantGrants and incentives for companies
There are many programmes and the rules change. We identify the grants that make sense for your project, prepare the application with you and follow the process through to closure.
Our support continues after approval.
We understand what your company does and what it invests in, and identify the grants that apply to your case.
There are many programmes and the rules change.
We identify the grants that make sense for your project, prepare the application with you and follow the process through to closure.
Book a meeting →Eight families of grants and incentives. We tell you which ones you fit before you prepare a single document.
Reductions, tax credits or exemptions, depending on the nature and location of the business.
Programmes for those who want to take the business across borders.
Programmes that fund the development of your team's skills.
Support for developing new products, services or processes.
Lets you deduct part of your Research and Development expenses from the corporate income tax (IRC) due.
Reductions or exemptions granted by contract, with defined investment targets, time frames and obligations.
IEFP measures that support internships, hiring and training. The names and the rules change from year to year: we check with you what is open.
Technical and financial tools for projects still at the idea stage.
The ones that always come up in the first meeting about applications
You tell us what the company does, where it is, how many people it has and what it is going to invest in or who it is going to hire. With that, we go through the programmes that are open and the ones that are planned, and tell you which apply, which do not and why.
Rarely. There are IEFP measures and startup support designed for companies with few employees. What usually rules a company out is not its size: it is its standing with the Portuguese Tax Authority and Social Security, or the expense having already been made.
Talk to us before you order, sign or pay. In many programmes, expenses made before the application is submitted no longer count. We tell you what the call in question allows, so you do not lose the grant over a matter of dates.
A tax benefit for investment in Research and Development: part of those expenses is deducted from the corporate income tax (IRC) due. Many companies do R&D without calling it that, when they develop a new product or process, and have never applied.
It depends on the programme and on the deadlines in the call. We tell you the closing date in the first analysis and what we need from you until then, usually supplier quotes, financial information and the project description.
No. It is after approval that the work tightens: payment claims, proof of expenditure, meeting the obligations in the contract and closing the project. We stay with you to the end, because a grant that is approved and badly executed may have to be paid back.
You receive the grounds for the decision and we look with you at what makes sense: challenging it, reworking it for another call or waiting for the next one.
No. But, to receive the money, the company must be in good standing with the Tax Authority and Social Security, and have its accounts in order, because that is where the application data comes from.
Tell us what the company does and what it is investing in. We tell you which grants apply to your case.
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