- Decree No. 2039/2023 regulates taxation of digital services and entities with substantial economic presence in Colombia
- Effective January 1, 2024, nonresidents without domicile in Colombia will face a 3 percent tax rate on gross income from the sale of goods and digital services
- Withholding will occur unless an exemption is approved
- The decree provides clarity on definitions, rules for digital services benefiting users in Colombia, and obligations of nonresident taxpayers with significant economic presence
- The regulations take effect immediately.
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