Chile’s tax authority is seeking comment on a proposed tax amnesty for undeclared assets held offshore and separate changes to a tax on luxury assets.
Both proposals will include changes introduced in Chile’s recently adopted law on tax compliance, which was published in the official gazette last week.
- The tax amnesty proposal would offer a temporary opportunity to pay a flat 12% rate on any undeclared assets, the tax authority said in a release published Friday. Changes to the luxury assets tax would include exemptions and new reporting obligations.
- Chile’s government has also beefed up penalties for tax crimes, ...
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