- New VAT compliance obligations for digital platforms and payment providers in Chile start on 1 October 2025 and 1 January 2026.
- Circular No. 38, issued on 30 April 2025, updates tax compliance requirements based on a 2024 law.
- Public and private third parties must verify taxpayer registration and compliance before transactions.
- From 1 October 2025, entities like public institutions, banks, and digital platforms must confirm customer registration with tax authorities.
- These entities must report annually on users not required to register and those operating without registration.
- Platforms must provide user lists, transaction details, and information on unregistered users to tax authorities.
- Starting 1 January 2026, entities must request proof of compliance every six months using electronic certificates.
- Penalties apply for noncompliance.
- Tax authorities may require withholding of advance VAT from noncompliant sellers.
- The approach aims to enhance oversight and traceability, imposing new obligations on non-governmental actors.
Source: bdo.global
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