- Colombia updated and clarified tax reporting rules for digital platforms in September 2025, aligning with international standards.
- Two categories of digital platform operators are defined: resident/domestic (with PE or ESA in Colombia) and non-resident/foreign operators.
- Non-resident operators facilitating qualified activities for Colombian tax resident sellers must submit annual reports to DIAN, starting with Q4 2025, due by February 27, 2026.
- Qualified activities include providing services to local consumers, supplying goods by resident sellers, and renting real estate in Colombia.
- Non-compliance with reporting requirements can result in penalties up to USD 97,000.
Source: vatabout.com
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