Rule · BDP · 15 Mar 2024

Instruction No. 4/2024

In force on issueApplies to: All regulated firms

The Bank of Portugal amends the reporting exemption threshold for foreign exchange statistics, raising the annual limit for economic and financial operations to 250,000 euros. Entities exceeding this monthly threshold after starting operations or previously benefiting from the exemption must begin reporting within four months, covering the intervening period. Entities exempt under the new threshold retain this status for the reporting period immediately following the instruction's entry into force. This instruction takes effect on the date of its publication.

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Lei n.º 5/98, de 31 de Janeiro —Lei Orgânica do Banco de Portugal…1998 · PT-LAWLei n.º 5/98, de 31 de Janeiro — Lei Orgânica do Banco de Portugal (Organic Law of the Bank of Portugal) (1998-01-31)Bank of Portugal Instruction No.27/2012Not in RegAlertBank of Portugal Instruction No. 27/2012 — Not in RegAlertInstruction No. 4/20242024-03-15 · this documentInstruction No. 4/2024 (2024-03-15)
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  • Bank of Portugal Instruction No. 27/2012Not in RegAlert

    “1. Bank of Portugal Instruction No. 27/2012, published in BO No. 9, of September 17, 2012, is amended as follows:”

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