- Chile’s Tax Authority ruled that services provided by non-resident businesses and used in Chile are generally subject to VAT, unless a specific exemption applies.
- If the service is subject to both VAT and Income Tax, only one tax is levied to avoid double taxation.
- For non-resident service providers, the Chilean recipient (if VAT-registered) is responsible for accounting for VAT under the reverse-charge mechanism and may claim input tax credits.
- The ruling clarifies tax obligations for non-resident companies providing services in Chile and can serve as guidance for similar cases.
Source: 1stopvat.com
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