About tjay1580

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Some Forum Posts:

Portugal: Buying A Car:

Is it possible for me to buy a car in cash in Portugal without having my residency card yet? I bought a house in Portugal and I do have my numero contribuinte, but for the time being all I have is my U.S. passport. Any advice?

Portugal: Post Office:

I am about to move to my house in the Azores from the U.S. My question is how do I register to receive mail at my house? Do I just go to Correios? Does anyone know how the process is, on how it works there or just Portugal overall. Thanks to whomever responds.

Portugal: Tax and Retirement Question:

I am a 36 year old US military veteran with disability compensation, I will be moving to Portugal very soon. Let's say that I choose not work in Portugal at all. I know I will have to pay the world taxes for the US and Portugal to avoid double taxation. So my question is, if I choose not work in Portugal, when I get older in life, will I be able to collect Social Security in Portugal as well as in the US, although I haven't worked in Portugal and I still have to pay Portuguese taxes?

Portugal: U.S Veteran:

I am an US Army Veteran and I receive a pension from the VA system. I bought a house in the Azores. My question is do I still have to pay taxes at the end of the year in Portugal, if I choose not to work for the 1st year or so in the Portuguese tax system? Or even if I choose to work at all there.

Portugal: Where to buy cars in the Azores:

I was just wondering what are some good sites to look for cars to buy, whether old or new. And any information about sending cars inter-islands i.e. from St.Miguel to Flores. Thanks.

Portugal: Número Contribuinte:

When living in Portugal? Does one always have to give the cashier or wherever, your numero contribuinte? If you don't give it, are they any penalties for not giving it?

Date Joined:

4/18/2012

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