Compensation

Never as a global society were we as formed as we are now, and yet we continue to hear about (and to live) daily attacks on the basic rights of workers. What is going on? Are there really any rights? How can we be more informed? Who to turn to for help?

Women continue to be underrepresented in the tech world. Progress has been slow, and sometimes even a little discouraging: in a decade, the gap between women and men who embraced a career in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has widened, according to Eurostat data. In 2020, the percentage of women working in tech in Portugal stood at 19%, a decrease of 5.3 percentage points compared to 2012.

You can already read about Savings and Retirement Plans on our blog, and also about PPR Coverflex REAL Seguro E, the Savings and Retirement Plan that Coverflex has available for employees. In this article, we look at Savings and Retirement Plans in the context of taxes.

In this article you'll have access to a variety of valuable information about the personal income tax (IRS) in 2024, such as timeframe, highlights, and a step-by-step guide to filing this year's tax return.

Submitting your personal income tax (IRS) return involves a number of steps, the dates of which it is essential to know. Find out the deadlines, clear up any doubts and get to know Coverflex's IRS simulator, which will help you with the numbers.

Now you can do the math on your net salary taking into account the withholding tax tables for 2024! Coverflex's net salary calculator is easy to use and aims to help you calculate your net income for 2024 - and you can also include what you get in Coverflex benefits.

Savings and retirement plans (PPR), which were created with long-term savings and retirement in mind, offer tax advantages, both in what comes to personal income tax deduction and the tax on the capital gains generated.

Keeping your personal finances healthy until the end of the year can be a real challenge, especially if your bank account took a hit during the summer holidays. You may have taken out a loan or used up all your holiday allowance and your tax refund. And if you have children, getting your accounts back in balance can be even more complicated, with school starting back in September. ‍But don't panic. There are strategies you can implement over the next few months to get your finances back on track before the end of 2023. Here are some of them.