- Ruling No. 1617-2025 allows Chilean digital content creators to claim a tax credit for US taxes paid if the US has taxing rights over the income.
- The ruling is based on the Chile-US Income and Capital Tax Treaty and Chile’s Income Tax Law.
- Taxpayers must report foreign taxes in their annual income tax return and provide proof of income.
- Acceptable proof includes a payment receipt, tax return, or official certificate from the US tax authority.
- If official documents are unavailable, other legal evidence can be used.
- Earlier, Letter Ruling No. 369 clarified that US state taxes on technical assistance services are not covered by the treaty.
- Article 41A of Chile’s Income Tax Law allows for a foreign tax credit for qualifying foreign income, even without a double taxation agreement.
Source: regfollower.com
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