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The government, led by Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, officially presented its State Budget proposal for 2027. The document projects 2% economic growth and a small surplus, despite facing considerable financial pressure due to planned increases in pensions, public sector wages, and the minimum wage. Political parties are also presenting their legislative priorities for the budget, including proposals for zero VAT, rent control, and wealth taxation.
Diário de Notícias:
What is already known about Montenegro's Government's 2027 budget
The document forecasts 2% economic growth and a short surplus, despite a significant pressure of 4.8 billion euros due to increases in pensions, public sector wages, and the minimum wage.
Público:
In a world flooded with debt, what State Budget for 2027 could we have?
The government promises more adjustments to IRS with the OE but faces opposition criticism, the Bank of Portugal revises GDP forecasts upwards but with growth below 2% in 2027, and the government manages cost-of-living pressure with a narrow margin and hope in Brussels.
Observador:
Government to present State Budget proposal for 2027 today
The government is presenting the State Budget proposal for 2027 today.
Público:
Zero VAT, rents and super-rich: what parties want for the 2027 OE
Political parties are outlining their proposals for the 2027 State Budget, focusing on issues such as zero VAT, rent controls, and taxation of the super-rich.
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