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Approaching deadline for payment of property taxes

This year, it's time to shell out the initial installment for the Municipal Property Tax (IMI), specifically due in June. If the total amount is less than 100 euros, full payment is required in this month.

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Pay up the initial installment of the Municipal Property Tax (IMI) for this year by June, or settle...
Pay up the initial installment of the Municipal Property Tax (IMI) for this year by June, or settle the full amount if it doesn't exceed 100 euros.

Approaching deadline for payment of property taxes

Gotta Pay That Tax, Man! Breaking Down IMI Payment in Portugal

In the digital age, even paying taxes is a breeze, and Portugal's IMI (Immovable Property Tax) is no exception. Here's a simplified guide on how to pay your IMI and check all the details via the Finance Portal of the Portuguese Tax Authority (AT). Let's dive in, shall we?

Get Started on the Finance Portal

  1. Log in to Your Personal Area
  2. Navigate to the official website of the Portuguese Tax Authority (Autoridade Tributária).
  3. Use your NIF (Tax Identification Number) and password to access your Personal Area.

Find Your IMI Statement

  1. Navigate to Your Property Section
  2. In your Personal Area, find the section dedicated to your property.
  3. Locate your annual IMI statement, which includes the payment details like the amount due.

Identify the Payment Reference

  1. Find the Reference Number
  2. The Payment Reference (or "Reference Number") for IMI can be found in the annual tax notice or on the Finance Portal itself.
  3. This crucial reference is necessary for online banking, ATM payments, or other payment methods.

Make the Payment

  1. Pay via Home Banking
  2. Use your bank's online platform to pay your IMI using the provided reference number.
  3. Pay at an ATM
  4. Insert your card, select the 'Payment' option, and enter the reference number.
  5. Set Up Direct Debit
  6. Arrange a direct debit through the Finance Portal for automatic payments.
  7. Pay in Person
  8. Visit a Tax Office or CTT Post Office to pay in person.

Verify YourPayment

  1. Check the Payment Status
  2. Ensure the payment is correctly registered in your Personal Area on the Finance Portal after making the payment. This confirms successful processing.

Payment Schedule for the IMI

  • Up to €100: Due by the end of June.
  • Between €100 and €500: Split into two installments, payable in May and August/September.
  • Over €500: Divided into three installments payable in May, August, and November/December.[1]

If you're struggling or need additional help, consulting a local tax advisor or reaching out to the Tax Authority directly can be incredibly useful. Happy (tax-free) trails!

[1] Payment schedules are subject to change, it's always best to refer to the latest information on the Tax Authority's website for the most accurate details.

  • "To manage your personal-finance matters related to Portugal, you can find your annual IMI statement and payment details in the Property section of the Finance Portal, which is part of the Portuguese Tax Authority's (AT) website."
  • "Once you've logged into your Personal Area of the Finance Portal, you can choose to pay your IMI via home banking, ATM, or set up a direct debit, all using the provided reference number."

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