- Colombia’s Ministry of Finance consulted on a draft decree to unify the withholding tax rate for electronic payments and card payments at 1.5%.
- The measure aims to ensure equal tax treatment for all non-cash payment channels.
- Withholding tax would serve as an advance payment, creditable in the taxpayer’s income tax return.
- Payments not constituting taxable income or made to non-VAT-liable individuals would be exempt.
- The decree also facilitates information sharing for tax verification and prioritizes aggregators and acquiring entities as withholding agents.
Source: regfollower.com
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