- Bolivian Tax Administration announced changes in applying the Zero Rate regime of VAT
- Zero Rate VAT regime aims to encourage production and consumption of certain goods and services
- Modification includes international road transport service activities of Bolivian cargo companies
- Transport operators must manage reassignment of international cargo transport activity with tax authorities
- Changes seek to create a more favorable environment for taxpayers and promote economic growth
- Simplification of procedures and expansion of benefited products and services could stimulate investment and consumption
- New control standards aim to ensure benefits of regime are applied equitably and efficiently.
Source: auxadi.com
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