- Costa Rica’s Ministry of Finance has published a draft resolution for consultation on new reporting requirements for digital platforms
- The resolution is related to the automatic exchange of information regarding sellers conducting relevant activities through digital platforms
- The resolution is based on the Code of Tax Procedures and the Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters of the OECD
- Costa Rica has committed to implementing the international agreement on automatic exchange of information on income obtained through digital platforms
- The resolution aims to strengthen international cooperation among tax authorities and ensure compliance with tax laws.
Source: hacienda.go.cr
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