- Chilean Internal Revenue Service issued a letter clarifying taxation of advisory services provided to a nonresident company under the 2021 DTA with the Netherlands.
- The taxpayer, a Chilean investment company, provided financial advisory services to a Dutch bank.
- The taxpayer sought confirmation regarding the tax exemption of the services under the DTA and whether payments were subject to VAT.
- The Tax Agency clarified that the services were not a commission but financial advice.
- Payments for professional or technical services are taxed at a 15 percent rate.
- The Dutch bank is subject to Chilean tax only for income attributable to a permanent establishment in Chile.
- The taxpayer must issue invoices and pay VAT for the services used in Chile.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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