Guatemala: Tax Amnesty for 90 DaysThe exemption of fines, interest and surcharges will will be in effect from May 20 and will last for three months for all taxpayers, whether natural or legal.Friday, May 5, 2017
Diario de Centroamérica reports that "...The Agreement establishes terms to obtain between 100% and 90% exemptions. From that account, taxpayers who pay all their debts within the first month will receive a 100% reduction in fines, interest or surcharges; 95% for those paying in the second month, and 90% for the third month." Source: CentralAmericaData.COM ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Tax Amnesty Approved in PanamaSeptember 2019 For interest, penalties or surcharges to be 100% forgiven, taxpayers will have until November 30,
2019 to pay their overdue taxes. Fiscal Amnesty in Costa Rica: How will it be?November 2018 The tax reform law that would be approved in second debate in the coming weeks, involves the exoneration of arrears and penalties for taxpayers who pay their debts in the first three months after the publication of the law. Tax Regularization in PanamaSeptember 2013 The National Revenue Authority plans to raise $400 million from taxpayers who will be allowed to regularize their tax status under the Tax Adjustment Act. Exemptions of Fines, Interest and Penalties in GuatemalaJune 2013 The amnesty includes those who owe taxes for tax periods prior to 1 January 2012.
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