Portugal Your business
Start your business in Portugal: No-code developer
You build internal tools, websites or applications using no-code platforms. To establish your business in Portugal, explain the projects you deliver and your commitments after handover. Subscriptions may belong to the client or be managed by your business; describe that arrangement alongside the maintenance, integrations and user training included in your offer and existing contracts.
Let’s discuss your project
A few details to understand your business and the next step.
Bertrand Jayol receives your enquiry for an initial assessment. Referral to the partner is considered with your agreement. Privacy
01 / Your business
How you earn shapes the questions to ask
- Building internal tools and business applications with no-code platforms.
- Connecting databases, forms and services used by client teams.
- Maintaining applications and supporting users after the initial project delivery.
02 / Next steps for your project
Questions to prepare your application
- Which applications and platforms account for your main projects?
- Who purchases subscriptions and owns the platform workspaces?
- Do you also sell maintenance, integrations and user training?
Portugal
Before you incorporate
Registering as self-employed and incorporating a company are different routes. The choice depends on how your business actually operates. A Portuguese company alone does not determine your tax residence or the treatment of every source of income.
Information to gather
- Your country of residence and where you actually work.
- A description of the services or products you sell.
- Whether your customers are businesses or individuals, and their countries.
- Any shareholders, existing business structure and your planned timing.
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