Colombia taxes worldwide income July 20, Argentina’s Monotributo rises 16.8% by Aug 5, plus Uruguay and Chile changes. Four Latin America tax deadlines that need action now.
Latin America · Taxes
Key Facts
Colombia. A new tax reform is filed July 20, touching 183-day residents’ worldwide income and assets.
Argentina. Monotributo brackets rise 16.8 percent; freelancers must recategorise by August 5.
Uruguay. Residents’ foreign income is now taxed, at 12 percent or 8 percent with withholding.
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