Portugal proposes decade of tax breaks for the young to stem brain drain
Briefly

Portugal's government is implementing a progressive tax break scheme for young workers, aimed at reducing brain drain and incentivizing them to stay in the country.
Luis Montenegro's government is replacing a proposed 15% income tax cap for young people with progressive tax breaks, offering 100% exemption in the first year of work.
With a staggering 30% of young people having emigrated due to low wages and poor conditions, this plan aims to stem the outflow and keep families together.
Montenegro emphasized the importance of creating opportunities locally, stating, 'We must ensure our young people can find opportunities here instead of abroad.'
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