Ñuble Treasury has forgiven $10.5 billion due to the Tax Relief Law – La Discusión 2024-03-13 23:31:37

Since the end of 2022, the Tax Debt Relief Law has been in force, a measure that seeks to support smaller companies by reducing tax debts and renegotiating them.

The Seremi of Economy of Ñuble, Erick Solo de Zaldívar, mentioned that “in Ñuble, since the implementation of the Relief Law, the agreements and cash payments that have been made have allowed MSMEs to have been forgiven close to $11,000 million in interest and fines, and has allowed the General Treasury of the Republic to collect, through signed agreements and cash payments, more than $4,000 million. For us, as the Government of President Gabriel Boric, it is of utmost importance to provide support to the smaller business sector in Ñuble, especially with a view to productive recovery, development and growth.”

In turn, the head of the portfolio pointed out that “we understand that micro, small and medium-sized companies are an important part and the engine of Ñuble’s economy, and are also important sources of job creation, which is why this tool It is aimed not only at being a support and support, but also at highlighting the importance of building a more just, equal and sustainable country.”

Tax Debt Relief Law

The Tax Debt Relief Law has allowed the signing of payment agreements for taxes owed and, also, special benefits such as agreeing (debts) in up to 48 monthly installments and the non-requirement of a “foot” when the agreements contemplate taxes that have been expired between October 31, 2019 and June 30, 2022.

In Ñuble, the measure has allowed thousands of taxpayers who have approached the General Treasury of the Republic to access the benefit, which has already allowed them to collect, with payment in installments or in cash, more than $4,000 million.

The regional director of the General Treasury of the Republic, Juan Paulo Lara, addressed the measure and noted that “we want to call on micro, small and medium-sized companies in the region to take advantage of the benefits of normalization of tax debts and territorial provisions offered by the Tax Relief Law, so that they can sign payment agreements with the Treasury and thus catch up with the taxes owed with a 100% forgiveness of interest and fines and be able to agree on payment agreements in up to 48 months. This has been done by nearly 3,000 taxpayers in the region who to date have achieved remission of interest and fines related to taxes owed.”

This measure was initially in force until April 30, 2023, but with the entry into force of Law 21,578, the General Treasury of the Republic reported that the validity of the tax relief benefit for micro, small and medium-sized businesses was extended until on March 31, 2024.