Tax Reform 2022 - Analysis Comparative
This tax reform contains changes in the Dividend rate for individuals, a minimum tax rate for legal entities and much more.
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2 | Income Tax | Modify numerals 5 and 10 and paragraphs 3 and 5 of the Section | Limitation to exempt income from 25% to 790 UVT ($ 33,505,480) per year. | It is limited to 240 monthly UVT $ 101,178,880 per year. |
The exempt income treatment to pensions obtained abroad or multilateral organisms is extended extended | Exemption only for pensions obtained in the framework of Law 100 of 1993. | |||
3 | Income Tax. Dividend Tax for Fiscal Residents | Modify Section 242 CTC- | Unbounded dividends are attached to general rates (progressive rates from 0% to 39%) | 10% of what exceeds 300 UVT |
The taxed dividends are subject to the general rate of the income tax of legal persons and the differential to progressive rates. | General Rate of Income Tax Legal Persons and the 10% differential which exceeds 300 UVT. | |||
Retention at the source from 1090 UVT of 15% | The total tax is retained. | |||
4 | Income tax non -residents. Tax for dividends companies, foreign entities and non -resident natural persons | Modify the first paragraph of Section 245 CTC | Rate: 20% | Rate: 10% |
5 | Income tax non -residents. Tax for dividends companies, foreign entities and non -resident natural persons | Add Section 254-1 of the Tax Statute | For natural persons and ilíchidic successions residing in the country, who have received dividends in the terms of Section 331 of the E.T. 19% may be deducted from the Income Tax if they received more than 1,090 UVT as follows: (Dividende liquid income of dividends and participations in UVT minus 1.090 UVT) x19% | N/A |
6 | Income Tax Natural Persons. Dividend Tax for fiscal residents. Net income taxable | Modify Section 331 CTC | The income obtained by dividends and capital gain, which will be submitted to the marginal rates of Section 241 of the ET (0% to 39%) add to liquid income. | Dividends and capital gain are taxed separately with rates other than the rest of income. |
7 | Income Tax Natural Persons. Taxable Liquid Income General ID | Modify Section 336 CTC | Exempt deductions and income are limited to 40% that cannot exceed 1,340 UVT | Exempt deductions and income are limited to 40% that cannot exceed 5,040 UVT ($ 191,540,160) |
8 | Retention at the source natural persons -workshops | Modify the first paragraph of paragraph 2 of Section 383 CTC | Retention at the Source of Salaries Applies to work income different from work (fees, etc.) | Retention at the Source of Salaries Applies to work income different from work (fees, etc.) when they report not hiring 2 or more people. |
9 | Retention at the source natural persons -workshops | Modify numeral 3 of Section 387 CTC | On dependents: the children of the taxpayer over 18 years of age who are in a situation of dependency are added, provided that it is certified by legal medicine | This exclusion of limitation is not included |
10 | Income Tax | Modify Section 240 CTC | General rate of 35% and 9% applicable to the industrial and commercial companies of the State and mixed economy societies that exercise monopolies of luck and chance and liquors and alcohols. | In front of the 9%rate, the standard also provides for its application for hotel income; Thematic parks, ecotourism, agrotourism, nautical springs; Assistance services for older adults; Profits in the disposal of properties for the elderly and associated services. |
5 additional points of the general rate for financial entities last the taxable periods 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027, the 40%rate being total. |
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11 | Income Tax Legal Persons- Free Zone Users | Modify the first paragraph and paragraph 4 and add a | Income tax rate in Free Zone: to fiscal income, excluding capital profits, a 20%rate will be applied. | 20% tax rate. |
12 | Special Income Tax of Dividends or Participations received by National Companies | Modify the first paragraph of Section 242-1 of the CTC | 10% rate as a retention at the rental source | 7.50% |
13 | Income tax | Modify the first paragraph of Section 246 of the CTC | 20% special rate for dividends and shares received by permanent establishments from foreign companies | 10% rate |
14 | Income tax | Add Section 259-1 to CTC | Limit to tax benefits and stimuli for legal persons, it may not exceed 3% annually of its ordinary liquid income before deserving special deductions. | N/A |
15 | Income tax: non -declarant taxpayers | Modify subsection 3 of Section 22 of the Tax Statute | They will not be taxpayers or declarants, indigenous rooms and indigenous council associations | There were no indigenous council associations |
16 | Income tax | Modify the second paragraph of Section 36-1 of the CTC | The utilities due to the enhancement of shares registered in a Colombian stock exchange, when said alienation does not exceed 3% of the actions in circulation of the respective society does not constitute income or profit. | The 10% proceeding is changed to 3% |
17 | Income tax | Add Section 66-2 to the CTC | Determination of labor cost in potato cultivation: It is presumed to law that 30% of the value of entry taxed in the head of the producer, in each taxable year, corresponds to the inherent costs and deherent deductions to the labor to the labor | N/A |
18 | Income tax | Add a paragraph to numeral 2 of Section 105 of the | Realization of deduction for obliged to bring accounting: they will be understood by sentences from administrative, judicial or arbitration processes, the values that have a punitive, sanctioning or compensation of damage nature. | N/A |
19 | Income tax | Modify Section 115 of the CTC | Payment for royalties will not be deductible from income tax nor can it be treated as cost or expense of the respective company. | There was no payment of royalties as not deductible |
20 | Income tax | Add Section 244-1 to CTC | A voluntary contribution is established in the Income Tax Declaration | N/A |
21 | Income tax | Modify Section 256 of the CTC | Discount for investments made in research, technological development or innovation: they will have the right to deduct from their income tax in charge of 30% of the value invested in these projects in the taxable period in which the investment was raised | The taxpayer could discount 25% of the invested value |
22 | Income tax | Modify paragraphs 1 and 2 and add a paragraph 6 | PARAGRAPH 1. The projects presented and qualified under the tax credit modality may not access the discount defined in Section 256 of the E.T. Equal treatment. APPLICATION FOR REMUNERATION DERIVED FROM THE LINK OF THE NEW PERSONNEL WITH DOCTORATE TITLE. | They could not access the qualified projects under Section 158-1 |
23 | Income Tax: Special Tax Regime | Modify the third paragraph of Section 356-2 of the CTC | If the tax adminitration finds that the requirements to remain in the RTE were not met, within the following 10 business days, the applicant must be informed so that he can correct within the following month. | There was no possibility to correct. |
24 | Income Tax: Special Tax Regime | Modify the third paragraph of Section 364-5 of the CTC | The entities of the special tax regime must update annually, in the first six (6) months of each year, the information referred to in this registration. | Were within the first 3 months of the year |
25 | Retention at the source | Add an Section to CTC (401-4) | Payments or fertilizers for non -VAT responsible for activities from transfers will not be subject to retention at the source. | N/A |
26 | Withholding Tax | Modify the second and third subsections of Section 800-1 of the CTC | The object of tax works agreements is modified by adding to the execution of projects in Zomac, the execution of projects in municipalities with development programs in territorial approach (PDET) | It was only aimed at the execution of projects in Zomac |
27 | Income Tax: Investment Deductions in Arts, Cultures and Heritage | Modify Section 180 of Law 1955 of 2019 | The Ministry of Culture may make annual calls for projects related to the arts, cultures and heritage that comprise | The Ministry of Culture made calls for creative economy projects |
28 | Transitional deduction of income tax | #¡VALOR! | National natural and legal persons who develop hotel activities that have a trade establishment domiciled in San Andrés, Providencia and/or Santa Catalina prior to November 16, 2020, can discount 150% of the value of wages and benefits social during the validity of the year 2023. | N/A |
29 | Exempt capital gain | Modify Section 303-1 of the CTC | Visa insurance compensation is taxed with capital gain in the amount exceeding 3,250 UVT. The first 3,250 UVT will be considered exempt | He referred to 12,500 UVT |
30 | Exempt capital gain | Modify Section 307 CTC | The first capital gain is considered the first: 13,000 UVT of the room house and 6,500 UVT of different real estate from the deceased; 3,250 UVT assignments conjugal or inheritance portion. | The first capital gain is considered: 7,700 UVT of urban housing and 7,700 UVT of rural property of the deceased; 3,490 UVT Assignments conjugal or inheritance. |
31 | Capital gain: utility in the sale of house or apartment | Modify Section 311-1 CTC | Exempt only the first 5,000 UVT of the utility generated in the sale of the house or room apartment of natural persons. The limit of 15,000 UVT is eliminated for the application of the exemption. | Exemption from the first 7,500 UVT of the utility generated in the sale of the house or room apartment. Apply to houses whose cadastral value does not exceed 15,000 UVT. |
32 | Rate: capital gain for national and foreign societies and entities | Modify Section 313 CTC | capital profit rate in companies will be 15% | 10% rate |
33 | Rate: capital gain for resident natural persons | Modify Section 314 CTC | capital gain rate in resident natural persons will be 15% | 10% rate |
34 | Rate: capital gain for foreign natural persons without residence | Modify Section 316 CTC | 15% capital gain rate for non -resident natural persons | 10% rate |
35 | Heritage tax: taxpayers | Add Section 292-3 CTC | Natural persons and successions taxpayers of the income tax or substitute regimenes, national or foreign natural persons without residence in the country with respect to their equity directly or indirectly possessed in Colombia, foreign companies or entities that are not declarating income in Colombia and who possess goods in the country different from shares, accounts receivable or portfolio investments. | N/A |
36 | Wealth tax: | Add Section 294-3 CTC | Possession on January 1 of each year, of a heritage equal to or greater than 72,000 UVT ($ 3,053,664,000) | N/A |
37 | Wealth tax: | Add Section 295-3 CTC | Gross equity value possessed on January 1 of each year, except debts in charge of it. For natural persons the first 12,000 UVT of the room of rooms are excluded. | N/A |
38 | Wealth tax: | Add Section 296-3 CTC | Heritage of: | N/A |
39 | Heritage Tax: Cause. | Add Section 297-3 CTC | Tax is caused on January 1 of each year | N/A |
40 | Administration and Control Heritage Tax | Add to subsections 4 and 5 to Section 298-2 CTC | It constitutes sanctionable inaccuracy, the realization of accounting and/or fiscal adjustments, which do not correspond to effective or real operations and that involve the decrease in liquid assets, through omission or underestimation of assets, reduction of valuation or adjustments or tax readjustments , as well as the inclusion of non -existent liabilities | N/A |
41 | REMISSION HERITAGE TAX | Modify Section 298-8 CTC | Patrimony Tax is submitted to the rules of declaration, payment, administration and control, contained in Sections 298, 298-1 and 298-2 of the ET |
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42 | Simple regime | Add a paragraph to numeral 2 and modify numeral 6 | People who present professional consulting and scientific services in which the intellectual factor predominates can belong to the simple regime if they obtained gross income below 12,000 UVT | Gross income was 100,000 for these activities |
43 | Simple regime | Add a numeral 11 to Section 906 of the CTC | Waste management activities are added as long as they do not obtain net profits greater than 3% of gross income, if they obtain them they cannot belong to the simple regime | N/A |
44 | Simple regime | Paragraph 4 Section 908 | Reduction of rates due to economic activity. | Rates with greater value |
45 | Simple regime | Add a paragraph 2 and a paragraph 3 to Section 910 of the CTC | It is mandatory for the simple taxpayer, to make the total payment of the advance, or the securities to be paid in the annual declaration through the official payment receipt. | N/A |
46 | Simple regime | Add a second paragraph to Section 912 of the CTC | Optionally and exclusive to the tax discount for electronic payments, the taxpayer can discount the GMF that has been paid in the respective taxable year | N/A |
47 | Carbon tax | Modify Section 221 of Law 1819 of 2016, which | Includes expression equivalent carbon content | Same generating facts. |
48 | Taxable base carbon tax | Modify Section 222 of Law 1819 of 2016, which | Taxable base and rate according to the emission of greenhouse gases, but not only CO2 | CO2 emission |
49 | Carbon tax | Modify Section 223 of Law 1819 of 2016, which | Specific destination of the National Carbon Tax: coastal erosion, deforestation, protection, preservation of hydric sources, areas and strategic ecosystems |
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50 | Single -use plastic products tax |
| Definitions applicable to single -use plastic products (plastic, polymers, and producer) | N/A |
51 | Single -use plastic products tax |
| Generator would be the sale, withdrawal for your own consumption, import for your own consumption. Sales made by producers. | N/A |
52 | Single -use plastic products tax |
| It is not caused when the taxpayer presents the certification of circular economy | N/A |
53 | Single -use plastic products tax. Sanction for not declaring | Add numeral 11 to Section 643 CTC | Sanction for not declare Tax on single -use plastic products is 20% | N/A |
54 | Ultra -processed sugar consumption tax | Add Section 513-1 CTC | Production, first sale or importation of ultra -prosecuted drinks sugar and concentrated, powders and syrups. | N/A |
54 | Ultra -processed sugar consumption tax. Responsible | Add Section 513-2 CTC | Responsible for the tax-producer, the importer, or the economic linked of one and the other | N/A |
54 | Ultra -processed sugar consumption tax. Taxable base | Add Section 513-3 CTC | The taxable base is the sugar content in grams (g) per 100 milliliters (100 ml) of drink sold | N/A |
54 | Ultra -processed sugar consumption tax. Fee | Add Section 513-4 CTC | Progressive rate according to 100 ml content | N/A |
54 | Ultra -processed sugar consumption tax. CAUSATION | Add Section 513-5 CTC | Tax Cause - 1. First sale made by the producer, on the date of issuance of the invoice or equivalent document and in the absence of these, at the time of delivery | N/A |
54 | Tax on consumption of ultraprocessed edible products and with high added sugar content. Generator fact | Add Section 513-6 CTC | Production, first sale or importation of ultraprocessed edible products and high added sugar content | N/A |
54 | Tax on consumption of ultraprocessed edible products and with high added sugar content. Responsible | Add Section 513-7 CTC | Producer, the importer, or the economic linked of one and the other | N/A |
54 | Tax on consumption of ultraprocessed edible products and with high added sugar content. Taxable base | Add Section 513-1 CTC | For national products the sale price and for imported the declared value of imported merchandise | N/A |
54 | Tax on consumption of ultraprocessed edible products and with high added sugar content. Fee | Add Section 513-8 CTC | Gravacle Base will be the sale price. In the case of imported goods, the tax base will be the same that take into account to liquidate customs taxes. | N/A |
54 | Tax on consumption of ultraprocessed edible products and with high added sugar content. CAUSATION | Add Section 513-9 CTC | The tax rate will be 10% in 2023, 15% in 2024, and 20% from 2025 | N/A |
55 | Tax on consumption of ultraprocessed edible products and with high added sugar content. Remission | Add Section 513-10 CTC | In the case of national products, the tax is caused at the time the producer delivery in the factory or plant for distribution, sale or exchange in the country, or for advertising, promotion, donation, commission or destines them self -consumption . | N/A |
56 | Effective Administration Headquarters | Modify paragraph 1 of Section 12-1 CTC | Let: place where commercial and management decisions are materially made to | Be: where decisive commercial and management decisions are made to carry out the activities of society as a whole. |
57 | Significant economic presence (PES) | Add Section 20-3 CTC | As of January 1, 2024, those who have PES are subject to income tax. Which will be the non -residents or not domiciled in Colombia that markets goods and services and: | N/A |
58 | National source income | Add the first paragraph of Section 24 CTC | Those derived from the significant economic presence in the country are considered income. | N/A |
59 | Income in kind | Add Section 29-1 CTC | They constitute payments in kind and must be reported as entry in favor of the beneficiary, all those that are carried out through the provision of services or acquisition of goods destined for the taxpayer to their spouse or relatives, provided that they do not constitute their own income at the head of said said people and it is not the contributions that employers must make by law to the Social Security System, the ICBF, the SENA and Family Compensation Boxes. | N/A |
60 | Estimation of costs and expenses for the general card of the Income Tax of Natural Residents | Add Section 336-1 CTC | For the purposes of Section 336 of the ET, the DIAN can estimate ceases indicative of deductible costs and expenses. For work income, deductible costs and expenses are estimated at 60% of gross income. | N/A |
61 | Retention at the source to non -residents | Add an eighth paragraph to Section 408 CTC | The payments or fertilizers made to non -residents with significant economic presence in Colombia are subject to a 10%rate. | N/A |
62 | For the purposes of national, departmental or municipal taxes, information can be exchanged | Modify Section 585 of the CTC | For the analysis, administration, liquidation and control of national, departmental or municipal taxes, the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, the DNP, DIAN, UGPP, among others may exchange information about taxpayers. You may also request a copy of existing investigations in other tax administrations. | The standard only allows the exchange of information between the Ministry of Finance and the Departmental and Municipal Finance Secretaries. |
63 | Annual declaration of assets abroad | Modify the first paragraph of Section 607 CTC | They are obliged to submit the annual statement of assets abroad | The norm does not mention the subjects forced to submit an annual statement of assets abroad |
64 | Official Determination of Tax by Billing | Add Section 719-3 CTC | The DIAN may officially determine by billing income taxes, VAT and national tax taxes on tax omisses. Their characteristics are: | N/A |
65 | Control on Operations and exempt amounts of the GMF | Add Section 881-1 CTC | GMF financial entities must adopt an information system that allows verifying and controlling the retention of the GMF. | N/A |
66 | Extraordinary faculties for institutional strengthening for the efficiency of tax, customs and exchange management |
| The president is given extraordinary powers to modify the DIAN career system and human talent management. | N/A |
67 | Dian Personnel Plant Expansion |
| The Government will expand the Person of the DIAN, in the number of employees, denomination, code and degree determined by the technical study that the DIAN present | N/A |
68 | Extraordinary powers to issue a new sanctioning regime and confiscation of goods in customs, as well as the applicable procedure |
| Extraordinary powers are given to the 6 -month president since the date of enact | N/A |
69 | Of fraud and tax evasion, omission of assets and inclusion of non -existent liabilities | Modify Chapter XII of Title XV of Book II of the Law | 1. Omission of assets or inclusion of non -existent liabilities: the behavior applies to anyone who performs the guiding verb and is typific from 1,000 SMLMV, with a penalty of 48 to 108 months. | 1. Omission of assets or inclusion of non -existent liabilities: the rule only mentioned that it applied to the "taxpayer", the behavior is typified from 5,000 SMLMV, with a penalty of 48 to 108 months. |
70 | Term of prescription of criminal action | Add paragraph 9 to Section 83 of Law 599 of 2000 | The term of prescription of the criminal action of the crimes of fraud and tax evasion and omission of assets and onclusion of non -existent liabilities is suspended by the subscription of a payment agreement without exceeding a term of 5 years, counted from the moment of Subscription of the Agreement, and until the declaration of compliance or breach of the payment agreement by the Tax Authority. | N/A |
71 | VAT Luck and chance games | Modify subsection 3 of Section 420 of the CTC | In the case of games located such as little machines or slot, the monthly base will be 20 UVT, and the base of the games table will be 290 UVT. | In the case of games located such as little machines or slot, the monthly base will be 20 UVT, and the base of the games table will be 290 UVT. |
72 | VAT - Excluded goods | Modify and add to Section 424 of the CTC | Eliminates from exclusion to domestic animals. | Eliminates from exclusion to domestic animals. |
73 | VAT - Imports that do not cause the tax | Modify literal j) of Section 428 CTC | The importation of goods subject to postal traffic must be less than USD $ 200, and be originally from the countries with which Colombia signed a NAFTA, to avoid the cause of the tax | The importation of goods subject to postal traffic must be less than USD $ 200, and be originally from the countries with which Colombia signed a NAFTA, to avoid the cause of the tax |
74 | VAT - not responsible for the tax | Modify paragraph 4 of Section 437 of the CTC | They will not be responsible for VAT the contirbountes of the simple regime when they only develop activities included in Group 1 of Section 908. Neither when their gross income is less than 3,500uvt. | They will not be responsible for VAT the contirbountes of the simple regime when they only develop activities included in Group 1 of Section 908. Neither when their gross income is less than 3,500uvt. |
75 | VAT - Transportation of Securities | Add a paragraph 2 to Section 462-1 of the CTC | The securities transport service authorized by the Superintendence of Private Surveillance, goes from excluding to taxes with the special taxable basis of the tax contained in Section 462-1. | The securities transport service authorized by the Superintendence of Private Surveillance, goes from excluding to taxes with the special taxable basis of the tax contained in Section 462-1. |
76 | VAT - SERVICES EXCLUDED | Modify Section 476 of the CTC | VAT exclusion for cinema tickets, sporting, cultural, musical and family recreation events. | VAT exclusion for cinema tickets, sporting, cultural, musical and family recreation events. |
77 | Stamp duty | Modify Section 519 of the CTC | 1.5% rate timbre tax for alienated goods for a value between 20,000 and 50,000 UVT. | 1.5% rate timbre tax for alienated goods for a value between 20,000 and 50,000 UVT. |
78 | INEFICACY OF RETENTION DECLARATIONS AT THE FOUNTAIN | Modify Section 580-1 of the CTC | The retention statements at the source submitted without total payment will produce legal effects, as long as the value stopped paying does not exceed 10 UVT, and is canceled from the following year counted from the expiration of the deadline to declare. | The retention statements at the source submitted without total payment will produce legal effects, as long as the value stopped paying does not exceed 10 UVT, and is canceled from the following year counted from the expiration of the deadline to declare. |
79 | Divulgation | Modify Section 583 of the CTC | The DIAN must guarantee the publication of an anonymity and representative sample of the declarations of the different taxes administered by the entity periodically. | The DIAN must guarantee the publication of an anonymity and representative sample of the declarations of the different taxes administered by the entity periodically. |
80 | Exogenous information - sanctions | Modify Section 651 of the CTC | Maximum sanction of 7,500 UVT. | Maximum sanction of 7,500 UVT. |
81 | Payment agreements | Modify Section 814 of the CTC | Personal guarantees may be accepted when the debt story does not exceed 3,000 UVT. | Personal guarantees may be accepted when the debt story does not exceed 3,000 UVT. |
82 | Embargoes | Modify Section 839 of the CTC | When taxpayers or solidarity debtors, heirs or others affected by embargoes before the DIAN have made the corresponding payments, certified by the Tax Administration, immediately the corresponding official will issue the corresponding resolution that decrees the landing of the goods and will send a copy to the corresponding registration office. | When taxpayers or solidarity debtors, heirs or others affected by embargoes before the DIAN have made the corresponding payments, certified by the Tax Administration, immediately the corresponding official will issue the corresponding resolution that decrees the landing of the goods and will send a copy to the corresponding registration office. |
83 | GMF | Additions to Section 871 of the CTC | Credit and debit movements originated in electronic payment operations by a cardholder or by the user of an electronic payment means, it is considered a single taxed operation by the cardholding or user of the means of payment until the dispersion of funds to the shops to the businesses to TRUE OF THE ACQUIVERS OR THEIR PAYMENT SERVICES SUPPLIERS, provided that they are operations carried out in the development of the payment acceptance contract in trade | Credit and debit movements originated in electronic payment operations by a cardholder or by the user of an electronic payment means, it is considered a single taxed operation by the cardholding or user of the means of payment until the dispersion of funds to the shops to the businesses to TRUE OF THE ACQUIVERS OR THEIR PAYMENT SERVICES SUPPLIERS, provided that they are operations carried out in the development of the payment acceptance contract in trade |
84 | Concurrent tax benefits | Modify Section 23 of Law 383 of 1997 | The same economic fact may not generate more than one tax benefit for the taxpayer, unless the law expressly determines it. | The same economic fact may not generate more than one tax benefit for the taxpayer, unless the law expressly determines it. |
85 | Reorganization Agreement | Add to Section 41 of Law 1116 of 2006 | The priority of the DIAN obligations and other tax authorities will not be an obstacle to the achievement of the reorganization agreement, provided that a real or furniture guarantee is constituted by insurance policy. | The priority of the DIAN obligations and other tax authorities will not be an obstacle to the achievement of the reorganization agreement, provided that a real or furniture guarantee is constituted by insurance policy. |
86 | Tax works | Add to Section 238 of Law 1819 of 2016 | The tax works mechanism will be applicable in the Pdet and Zomac territories of Buenaventura | The tax works mechanism will be applicable in the Pdet and Zomac territories of Buenaventura |
87 | Airport consideration | Modify Section 151 of Law 2010 of 2019 | 20% of the total consideration will be transferred to the municipalities and districts in which the airports object of the concession are located. | 20% of the total consideration will be transferred to the municipalities and districts in which the airports object of the concession are located. |
88 | Agricultural supplies | Modify Section 23 of Law 2183 of 2022 | Agricultural supplies will be imported at a rate of 0% tariff for a term of 1 year | Agricultural supplies will be imported at a rate of 0% tariff for a term of 1 year |
89 | BASE INCOME OF INDEPENDENTS |
| They will make defeated month, on a minimum base of 40% of the monthly value of the income caused, or those effectively received, not including the VAT value. The DIAN may determine a cost presumption scheme in accordance with the provisions of the DANE, the Bank of the Republic, Superintendence of Societies or other entities whose statistics are applicable. | They will make defeated month, on a minimum base of 40% of the monthly value of the income caused, or those effectively received, not including the VAT value. |
90 | Studies with gender approach |
| Dian will conduct tax and statistics studies with a gender approach | Dian will conduct tax and statistics studies with a gender approach |
91 | Transitory Moratory Interest Rate |
| Obligations paid until June 30, 2023 or for payment facilities signed until June 30, 2023, the moratorium interest rate will be reduced by 50%. | Obligations paid until June 30, 2023 or for payment facilities signed until June 30, 2023, the moratorium interest rate will be reduced by 50%. |
92 | VAT statements without legal effect |
| VAT responsible that within 4 months following the date of entry of Law 2277 submit VAT statements that on November 30, 2022 are considered without any legal effect, they will not be obliged to liquidate sanction for extemporaneity, or interest interests | VAT responsible that within 4 months following the date of entry of Law 2277 submit VAT statements that on November 30, 2022 are considered without any legal effect, they will not be obliged to liquidate sanction for extemporaneity, or interest interests |
93 | Interest reduction and sanctions |
| Taxpayers who have not submitted the tax statements to which they were bound by the taxes administered by the DIAN and that they present them before May 31, 2023 with payment or payment facilities signed before June 30, 2023 , sanctions and interest rates will be reduced and liquidated in the following terms: | Taxpayers who have not submitted the tax statements to which they were bound by the taxes administered by the DIAN and that they present them before May 31, 2023 with payment or payment facilities signed before June 30, 2023 , sanctions and interest rates will be reduced and liquidated in the following terms: |
94 | VAT - Exclusion |
| VAT exclusion of products elaborated within seclusion establishments | VAT exclusion of products elaborated within seclusion establishments |
95 | Icetex contribution |
| Creation of a contribution to benefit students who finance their studies in higher education through educational credit reimbursable with Icetex. | Creation of a contrabution to benefit students who finance their studies in higher education through educational credit reimbursable with ICETEX. |
96 | Repeal |
| The tax benefits to which taxpayers have already been granted will remain in force for those who accredited them. |
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| Section 36-3 CTC | Distribution of profits in shares or quotas of social interest or their transfer to the capital account is a non -constitutive income of income or capital gain. |
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| Section 57 CTC | Exoneration of taxes for the Nevado del Ruiz area in the income obtained by the disposal of real estate in those areas. |
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| Section 57-1 CTC | Non -constituent income or capital gain are subsidies and aid granted in the Safe Admission Agro Program and those of the incentive to storage and incentive to rural capitalization. |
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| Section 126 CTC | Companies can deduce from their gross income the amount of the contribution to the mutual investment fund. |
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| Transitory paragraph of Section 143-1 CTC | Mining investments will be amortized by the straight line method within 5 years. |
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| Section 158-1 of CTC | Deductions for donations and investments in research, technological development and innovation. |
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| Numerals 3, 4 and 5 of Section 207-2 of the CTC | Exempt income from hotel services provided in hotels that are built or remodeled and the exempt income of ecotourism services. |
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| Numerals 1, 2, literals a), b), c) and d) of numeral 4, 5, 6 and 8 of Section 235-2 CTC | 1. Tax incentive of the orange economy. |
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| Section 235-3, 235-4 CTC | Tax incentive to mega investments. |
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| Section 257-2 CTC | Tax discount for donations aimed at achieving the immunization of the Colombian population against COVID. |
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| Section 306-1 CTC | The prizes for bets in horse races or dogs not greater than 410 UVT are not subjected to retention at the source or capital gain. |
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| Section 616-5 of the CTC | Official determination of income tax by billing |
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| Paragraph 7 of Section 800-1 of CTC | Additional projects that could apply to the tax mechanism |
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| Section 4 of Law 345 of 1996 | Deduziness in the Income Tax of the loss suffered in the alienation of bonds for security. |
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| Section 5 of Law 487 of 1998 | The losses suffered by the disposal of peace security bonds will not be deductible from income tax. |
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| Section 97 of Law 633 of 2000 | Deduction for new investments made for air transport in the remote areas of the country. |
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| Section 365 of Law 1819 of 2016 | Incentives for investments in hydrocarbons (tax refund certificate that corresponds to a value that is not constitutive of income or capital gain) |
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| Section 15 of Legislative Decree 772 of 2020 | Discounts, discounts or capital removes, fines; sanctions or interests obtained by debtors, will be taxed in all cases as an capital gain and not as ordinary income or liquid income, when such yields, profits, sales, discounts or removes are presented or are the result and part of the reorganization agreements celebrated or modified within the framework of the reorganization regime |
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| Section 30 of Law 2133 of 2021 | The 2% rate for International Maritime Transport Service |
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| Sections 37, 38 and 39 of Law 2155 of 2021 | THE DAYS WITHOUT VAT |
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| Legislative decrees 560 and 772 are extended until December 31, 2023, with the exception of paragraph 3 of Section 5 of Legislative Decree 560 of 2020 | Reorganizations |
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| Section 2 Laws 2238 and 2240 of 2022, will apply until December 31, 2024 | Term to accept Zese |
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| Section 40 of Law 2068 of 2020 shall be in force until December 31, 2024. |
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| Tax for sugary ultraprocessed drinks governs as of November 1, 2023 |
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| Ultraprocessed Edible Product Tax has governed from November 1, 2023 |
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