- Ruling No. 1688-2025 clarifies VAT rules for low-value goods purchased remotely in Chile.
- DPIs selling low-value goods in Chile are not considered VAT taxpayers.
- All charges must be included in the total price of low-value goods.
- DPIs can reclaim excess VAT on returned goods after refunding the customer.
- The ruling takes effect on 25 October 2025.
- Low-value imports under USD 500 are exempt from VAT when purchased from non-resident sellers or DPIs.
Source: regfollower.com
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