The National Superintendence of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat) reported that during the concert of Eva Ayllonheld last weekend at the San Marcos stadium, registered S/479,853 in income from the sale of beverages and food.
The entity indicated that with a team of 22 inspecting notaries, the registration of the RUC and the issuance of payment vouchers of the establishments installed inside the stadium (28 for the sale of beverages and liquors, while 7 sold hamburgers, snacks and sweets) were verified. ).
The income generated by the sale of beer and vodka amounted to S/401,102, while the hamburger, snacks and candy stores obtained profits for a total of S/56,682. On the other hand, the sale of other beverages, such as coffee and pisco, reached S/22,069.
The Sunat highlighted that with this type of intervention, a projection of the total sales made during the concert can be made, which allows validating the income that verified taxpayers must declare. These controls are carried out throughout the country.
Controls carried out until July
To date, checks have been carried out at 22 concerts, including performances by Grupo 5, singer Romeo Santos, DJ Calvin Harris, the Los Grandes de la Salsa II festival, the Reggaetón Lima Festival, Juan Luis Guerra and the band Hombres G in Lima, as well as three cumbia festivals in Chiclayo and Huacho.
Nine interventions have also been carried out at concerts held in Arequipa, where Juan Luis Guerra and Hombres G also performed, along with the Argentine group Ráfaga and the Peruvian band Mar de Copas, among others.
According to Sunat, as a result of these actions, income from food and beverage sales has been recorded for a total of more than S/17 million.
Source: Larepublica
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