Are you traveling for Easter? Sunat can refund you money for these expenses that you make

There are five days left until the long holiday begins for the celebration of Easter. In this context, the National Superintendence of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat) reported that the workers independent or in formwho have an annual income of more than 7 UIT (S/ 34,650), may deduct from the Income Tax some bills that they do That services Will they allow me to have a money back? We tell you here.

to enjoy these benefitsit is necessary that the worker Request electronic sales receipts for the consumption or services that you carry out in restaurants, bars and hotels. Said proof must include the number of your National Identity Document (DNI) and, if you are a foreign citizen residing in the country, you must request the registration of your number RUC.

In this way, if you go to the aforementioned establishments, which will be in great demand from April 6 to 9, you can deduct up to 15% of the total operation you carry out from the Income Tax, the collecting entity specified.

Does it apply for delivery?

Sunat also recalls that this benefit applies in the event that consumption in restaurants is carried out through the service of deliveryas long as you request the electronic sales receipt.

For the ones bills apply to this benefit, the business that issued the electronic sales receipt must have said activity registered as “main and secondary economic activity”, if applicable, in its RUC File.

What other expenses are deductible?

Sunat reminds that independent or payroll workers can also deduct expenses rental housing (30%), fees for doctors and dentists (30%), fees for services related to all professionsart, science or trade (30%), and contributions to EsSalud in favor of domestic workers (100%).

The maximum additional amount that may be deducted from the income tax income of each worker is 3 UIT, which in 2023 is equivalent to S/14,850. Finally, the entity urges to request electronic payment vouchers to contribute to the formalization of commercial activities and reduce the payment of their taxes.