The Tax Administration has decided to extend the deadline for reporting personal income tax and Rimpe due to the high traffic of users on its website and the interruptions that occur at the time of submitting the report of overdue tax liabilities. in March 2023.

Thus, the deadlines for taxpayers who belong to the general regime and whose ninth digit of the RUC is 2 or 3 have been changed. For digit 2, the date has been moved from March 12 to March 24, and for digit 3 it is from March 14 to March 28. March.

The SRI system presents disadvantages for reporting income tax

Taxpayers who belong to the Simplified regime for popular entrepreneurs and companies (Rimpe) and whose ninth digit of the RUC is 1, 2, 3, 8 and 9 can submit their income tax return and other obligations due in March 2023 on the following dates:

The online services of the Central Bureau of Statistics presented problems for reporting income tax. By extending the deadlines for reporting income tax for natural persons (general regime), Rimpa for natural persons and trading companies, and other obligations due in March 2023, no fines or interest will be calculated, the entity reported.

The penalty for not filing on time is $30.

Who is in the general regime?

Dependent workers, individuals or companies that have an annual income of more than USD 300,000 and that, regardless of the amount of income, belong to sectors or activities excluded from Rimpe, such as transport, construction, agriculture, fuel marketing, income from capital.

Who’s in Rimpe?

There are two segments in the Simplified regime for entrepreneurs and popular companies (Rimpe):

the one of popular companies, which is only for natural persons who perform the activity and achieve an annual gross income of up to $20,000.

the one of entrepreneurs It is intended for individuals, craftsmen and companies with an annual gross income of more than USD 20,000 to USD 300,000.

Del Rimpe excludes income from construction, urbanization or subdivision activities. Professional services, commission agents. Transport activities, whether public, heavy, of any modality, are also excluded from this regime; agriculture, fuel marketing, dependency relationship, income from capital. Everyone is in the general regime.