The OECD proposes that Peru limit tax exemptions costing 2.2% of GDP, scrap reduced rates for agro, tourism and the Amazon, and cut the income-tax
PERU · ECONOMY
Key Facts
—What happened: The OECD has proposed that Peru limit its tax exemptions and broaden the income-tax base.
—Why now: Peru’s tax take has been stuck between 15 and 19 percent of gross domestic product since 1994.
—The cost: Tax benefits already cost Peru 2.2 percent of gross domestic product in 2025, and new ones keep coming.
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