El Salvador: Reforms to Income Tax RejectedThe private sector has rejected the FMLN’s proposal to reform income tax law.Thursday, November 17, 2011
Jorge Daboub, president of the National Association of Private Enterprise (ANEP in Spanish), said the proposal is not based on a deep technical analysis of the subject. The first action that should be performed is to correct the "waste of Salvadorans’ tax dollars." Source: laprensagrafica.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Government Changes Technical Agreement on TaxMarch 2013 Guatemala's business associations are asking for explanations about the government's decision not to accept the changes already agreed on by a bipartisan technical committee. Free Zones Law Reform in El SalvadorFebruary 2013 Companies starting operations in free zones outside the metropolitan area will be fully exempt from income tax for 15 years. El Salvador: Textile Companies Oppose 5% TaxFebruary 2013 The Chamber of Textile, Clothing Companies and Free Zones states that if the new law on Free Zone included the tax, it would drive away millions of dollars in investments. Salvadoran Government Readies Tax ReformAugust 2009 The reform won't increase value-added nor income tax, but will include measures to control evasion, smuggling and corruption.
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