- Chilean Tax Authority (SII) issued new rules on 16 October 2025 for domestic digital platforms selling low-value goods remotely.
- Platforms must charge, declare, and pay 19% IVA (VAT) on eligible sales, reporting monthly via Formulario 29.
- Rules clarify when IVA does not apply and provide guidance on returns, refunds, and double taxation.
- Domestic platform operators cannot claim tax credits and are not required to issue tax documents for these transactions.
- If VAT is collected twice (at import and by the platform), the operator must refund the customer before seeking a refund from the Tax Administration; rules effective from 25 October 2025.
Source: regfollower.com
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