Portugal is considered a tax haven for those who invest in this type of asset due to the lack of tax rules. But the course may change with the OE2023 rules.
Recently abbreviated NFT (non-fungible symbol)It was on the “mouths” of the world. Only in 2021 will NFTs be sold in Portuguese Codeirreplaceable,amounted to 10 billion euros,According to the Art Market Report by Art Basel and UBS Bank, compared to 4.1 million in 2020. NFTs are digital certificates that are issued to record the authenticity or ownership of a digital file, using technology blockchain. it’s a is tradable due to its unique characteristics, as it is impossible to copy or hack it.According to Law No. 83/2017 of August 18 (BCFT Law), these non-fungible assets are A digital representation of value that is not necessarily pegged to a legally defined currencyWhich does not have the legal status of fiat money, but which one