- SII will apply control actions when cases of informality or tax underreporting are detected
- No control actions will be generated for transfers unrelated to the sale of products or services
- SII detailed the strategy for monitoring transfers from financial institutions
- Three cases can be detected: transfers unrelated to sales, informal sellers, and formalized individuals not meeting tax obligations
- SII will analyze information for transfers unrelated to sales, but no control actions will be taken
- Informal sellers will be contacted by SII to start formalization process
- Obligations for informal sellers include issuing tax documents, monthly VAT declaration, and annual income declaration
- Informal sellers must notify SII of any changes in information
- SII provides assistance for micro and small businesses to comply with tax obligations.
Source: sii.cl
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