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Majority of legislators against fast tracking bill taxing SINPE transactions

Summary by Q Costa Rica
QCOSTARICA — Forty-one legislators rejected this Monday the fast-track motion for a bill seeking to prohibit the application of the 13% Value Added Tax (VAT) to the Sinpe Móvil (Mobile Sinpe) by the Ministry of Finance. This comes after the Ministry of Finance announced its plans to tax commercial transactions next year. This is File 24,750, “Law to Protect Sinpe Móvil Users from Fiscal Greed, Reform of Article 29 of the Value Added Tax Law, No.…
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Majority of legislators against fast tracking bill taxing SINPE transactions

QCOSTARICA — Forty-one legislators rejected this Monday the fast-track motion for a bill seeking to prohibit the application of the 13% Value Added Tax (VAT) to the Sinpe Móvil (Mobile Sinpe) by the Ministry of Finance. This comes after the Ministry of Finance announced its plans to tax commercial transactions next year. This is File 24,750, “Law to Protect Sinpe Móvil Users from Fiscal Greed, Reform of Article 29 of the Value Added Tax Law, No.…

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Q Costa Rica broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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