- Chile’s tax authority (SII) updated the large taxpayer list and revised definitions and criteria for classification, effective 1 January 2026.
- New criteria include annual sales of at least 75 million UF or being part of a multinational group with specific reporting obligations.
- The SII Director retains discretion to include or exclude entities, especially those in critical sectors like banking and mining, regardless of revenue.
- Administrative procedures were established for adding or removing companies, with classified taxpayers generally remaining on the list for at least three years.
- Companies undergoing mergers, divisions, or transformations typically stay on the list if their Tax ID does not change.
Source: regfollower.com
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