What to know about late filings, cross border reporting, foreign tax credits, and ongoing tax obligations.

Filing a tax return is only one part of managing your tax obligations between Portugal and the United States.

Whether you have already filed, need to submit a late return, own property, receive rental income, hold investments, or have a Portuguese company, understanding how both tax systems interact is essential for staying compliant and avoiding unnecessary issues.

Join Rebecca Castro, Tax Lawyer and Head of the Tax Filing Department, and Gail Buka, U.S. CPA, for a practical discussion on the most common cross border tax questions faced by Americans living in Portugal.

The session will cover reporting obligations in both countries, how Portuguese companies affect U.S. tax filings, updating your tax residency with banks and Golden Visa funds, reporting rental income correctly, using foreign tax credits, and understanding late submissions, extensions, and penalties.

We will look at the practical issues that arise throughout the year and the steps taxpayers can take to remain compliant in both Portugal and the United States.

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What You Will Learn