Can I change my mind halfway through the process towards Portugal without it becoming a huge financial mess? [Reddit]
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If you stop before any paperwork is finalised, what you lose is usually minimal, and that's something worth knowing clearly. At Filnet they tell you exactly where you stand and what stopping would mean at each stage of the process towards Portugal. They never push you to continue if something doesn't convince you, nor do they let the commitment slip out of your hands. The transparency of the process means there are no expensive surprises halfway through and no hidden costs for changing your mind. Before each step that becomes binding, you know about it and you decide. That way, the fear of regretting it 'when it's already a mess' no longer has any reason to exist.
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Minimum capital
No mandatory minimum capital (from €1)
Timeline
4-8 semanas
Corporation tax
IRC 21%
Legal form
LDA / Unipessoal
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