- SII presented a revised study on tax compliance gaps in VAT and Income Tax.
- Director Javier Etcheberry highlighted the study’s usefulness in identifying and addressing compliance gaps.
- The study was presented to the Finance Commission of the Chamber of Deputies.
- It covers tax compliance gaps for the years 2018 to 2021.
- The study is based on statistics from the Central Bank’s National Accounts System.
- Detailed measures and strategies to combat tax evasion and illicit trade were shared.
- The study aims to estimate compliance gaps in VAT and Income Tax.
- It identifies non-compliance in specific taxpayer groups and economic activities.
- The study also examines the impact of the informal economy on tax compliance.
- Etcheberry emphasized the importance of reducing tax evasion in Chile.
Source: sii.cl
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