The opposition is rejecting a proposed VAT on online platforms, arguing it will negatively impact investment and consumption, while also questioning the government’s credibility regarding campaign promises not to increase taxes. Meanwhile, the president and ruling party defend the tax as a necessary solution to address inequity in commerce as they finalize details of the new budget law.
Source: ambito.com
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