- The DIAN issued press release 038 of 2024 outlining the procedure for temporarily closing a commercial establishment.
- The procedure includes a visit to the taxpayer to provide guidance on tax obligations.
- If irregularities are found during the visit, a formal complaint is issued against the taxpayer.
- The taxpayer has 10 business days to respond to the complaint and present arguments to challenge it.
- The administration will review the arguments and may revoke the decision or confirm it, leading to the closure of the establishment.
- The taxpayer can appeal the decision, presenting further arguments of disagreement.
- The administration may again revoke or confirm the sanction, potentially leading to closure of the establishment.
- Alternatively, the taxpayer can choose to pay a fine ranging from 5% to 15% of the previous month’s gross operational income to avoid temporary closure.
Source: amezquita.com.co
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