One fifth of municipalities (65 out of 308) had average incomes above the national average during 2019, set at € 9,539, 4.5% higher than in the previous year, corresponding to an average of € 12,499 per tax unit … … “Regionally, the highest average income was recorded in the Lisbon metropolitan area – AML – (14 394 euros), the only region that exceeds the national figure, on the other hand, the Algarve region stands out with the lowest average per capita. tax aggregate (11,311 euros) ”, – said in a message from INE.
The Lisbon metropolitan area has municipalities such as Oeiras, which received the highest score in the country (€ 18,373), followed by municipalities in the Coimbra region (seven out of 19 municipalities), in the Aveiro region (four out of 11). ), Medio Tagus (four out of 13), the Azores Autonomous Region (four out of 16 municipalities with information available) and the Porto Metropolitan Area (four out of 17 municipalities), as well as the mainland, the main municipalities of the district.
AML municipalities, including Oeiras, which received the highest score in the country (€ 18,373), followed by municipalities in the Coimbra region (seven out of 19 municipalities), the Aveiro region (four out of 11), Médio Tejo (four out of 13), from the Autonomous the region of the Azores (four out of 16 municipalities for which information is available) and from the metropolitan area of Porto (four out of 17 municipalities), and on the mainland, municipal districts.
Fiscal aggregates with lower median values of declared gross income compared to 2019 were mainly located within the Northern Region.
The Tamega-e-Sousa sub-region, on the other hand, had the smallest difference (€ 1,427) between municipalities, while AML had the largest absolute difference between the median declared gross income and the median deducted declared gross income. from the IRS paid cumulative tax in 2019 (888 euros), which is approximately 6.2% of the median gross income.
