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Influencers or Publicists? the Diffuse Limits of Digital Taxation
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On October 1, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued the Exempt Resolution No. 128, by which it instructed about the “Characteristics of the Tax Document that Digital Content Creators must issue.” In that resolution, the body established that those popularly referred to as “influencers” must issue electronic fee bill (EBB), since the income they receive is subsumed by the provisions of Article 42, No. 2 of the Income Tax Act (LIR).
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