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Idanha-a-Nova: property tax (IMI) and income tax refund

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Quick answer: In Idanha-a-Nova, the IMI (municipal property tax) rate on urban property is set by parish. The council gives residents back 2.5% of income tax (IRS) out of its 5% share.
Idanha-a-NovaValue
IMI on urban property (2025, paid in 2026)by parish
IMI on urban property (2026, paid in 2027)not yet set
IMI on rural property0.8%
Family IMI discount (1 / 2 / 3+ dependants)€30 / €70 / €140
IRS refunded by the council (2025 income)2.5%
IRS refunded by the council (2026 income)2.5%

How much IMI will I pay in Idanha-a-Nova?

IMI is charged on the property's taxable value (VPT), shown on the property record (caderneta predial): IMI = VPT × municipal rate.

It is paid in May (up to €100), May and November (up to €500) or May, August and November (over €500). Owner-occupied homes and low-income households may be exempt.

Does Idanha-a-Nova council refund income tax?

Every council is entitled to up to 5% of residents' income tax (IRS) and decides how much to give back. In Idanha-a-Nova, on 2025 income, residents get back 2.5%: with €2,000 of IRS assessed, that is €50.00. It applies to people whose tax address is in the municipality. See how to file in the IRS tax return guide.

Other municipalities in Castelo Branco

MunicipalityIMI 2025IRS refunded
Belmonte0.3%2.5%
Castelo Branco0.3%4%
Covilhã0.3%0%
Fundão0.38%0%
Idanha-a-Novaby parish2.5%
Oleiros0.3%5%
Penamacor0.3%5%
Proença-a-Nova0.3%2.5%
Sertã0.3%2.5%
Vila de Rei0.3%2.5%
Vila Velha de Ródão0.3%0%

Frequently asked questions

What is the IMI rate in Idanha-a-Nova?

In Idanha-a-Nova the IMI rate on urban property is set by parish. Check your parish rate on the Portal das Finanças.

Does Idanha-a-Nova council refund income tax?

Yes. On 2025 income (tax return filed in 2026), the council refunds 2.5% of the IRS assessed to residents. It is applied automatically in your tax assessment.

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