BTS Was Also a ‘Boom’ for SUNAT: the Million-Dollar Figure that Its Three Concerts Left in Drinks, Food and Merch
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The ARMYs were not measured. Neither Bad Bunny nor The Killers: the South Korean group broke all SUNAT records and left behind other concerts watched in the city
La Sunat reported on October 12 that the three BTS concerts in Lima generated S/ 5.8 million in product sales. Artists and promoters paid tributes.
The three concerts of BTS in Peru generated revenues higher than S/ 5.8 million for the sale of merchandising, food and drink within the San Marcos Stadium, according to the National Superintendency of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat), which deployed an operation of control during the presentations of the South Korean band.
The three concerts of the South Korean band BTS in Peru recorded revenues of more than S/5.8 million for the sale of beverages, food and merchandising, reported the National Superintendency of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat). A team of 20 inspectors was responsible for verifying compliance with the tax obligations of the 24 establishments authorized to market products within the San Marcos Stadium, where the three concerts were held. It w…
The National Superintendency of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat) verified the commercial activities that took place during the three concerts that the South Korean band “BTS” provided in our country, which recorded revenues of more than S/5.8 million for the sale of beverages, food and merchandising.
BTS fans spent more than S/5.6 million clothes and accessories within the San Marcos Stadium, a record figure in Sunat controls for mass shows. Overall, sales of merchandising, food and drink exceeded S/5.8 million, more than half of what was recorded in the concerts monitored throughout the year.
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