The Law #9635 creates a Capital Gains Tax of 15% which will apply to all investment income and real estate.
For real estate transactions the law provides a one-time exemption for property owners that owned property before the law came into effect on July 1st 2019.
The Value Added Tax (VAT) is an indirect tax that taxes the consumption, which means that when a person (customer) makes a purchase of a good or service, is paying this tax at a general rate of 13% or in any of the reduced rates of 4%, 2% or 1%.
With the objective of facilitating the fulfillment of the obligation that the corporations must provide, regarding the composition of their social capital, as well as the identification of the final beneficiaries, as mandatory in the Law to Improve the Fight against Tax Fraud
With the approval of the Law #9635, among the taxes and changes that brought, it was created a Capital Tax Gains of 15% which applies to investment income and real estate.
With the objective of facilitating the fulfillment of the obligation that the corporations must provide, regarding the composition of their social capital
On October 8, 2018, CONASSIF (National Council for Financial System Supervision) approved a new regulation, SUGEF Agreement 11-18, related to the registration