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How do I estimate transaction volumes and describe international relationships?
For SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises)
Estimating Annual Transaction Volume
- Provide your best estimate of the total annual volume of transactions, including all incoming and outgoing payments you expect for your business.
Describing International Relationships
- Declare any business, tax, or supplier relationships outside Portugal.
- For each international tie, specify:
- Countries involved
- Type of relationship (e.g., client, supplier, tax authority)
- Frequency of transactions (e.g., monthly, quarterly)
For Self-Employed Workers (Trabalhador Independente) and Sole Proprietors (ENIs)
Estimating Annual Transaction Volume
- Estimate the total annual amount of business income and expenses that will pass through your account.
Account Usage Percentage
- Indicate what percentage of your total freelance income you expect to manage via Qonto.
- If you’re unsure, select the closest range and use the comments to explain your estimate.
Declaring International Relationships
- Tax residency: List any countries where you pay taxes or are considered a tax resident.
- Business relationships: Include any countries where you have clients, suppliers, or receive payments.
- For each, specify:
- Country
- Relationship type (client payments, supplier costs, etc.)
- Frequency of these transactions