The tax unit (UIT), which varies every year, is used to calculate taxes, violations, fines and other tax aspects . This can be expressed both in quantities and in percentages and this generates confusion among people. For this reason, La República offers you an alternative to calculate this amount during 2023.
What is the ITU?
By its acronym, it means tax unit and is the value in soles established by the Peruvian State, through the Ministry of Economy and Finance, to determine taxes, infractions, fines and other tax matters. In addition, it serves to establish a range of income that a company must have to position itself on a scale as an SME or MYPE.
How much is the ITU and why does it change every year?
In accordance with Supreme Decree 309-2022-EF, the value of the ITU for 2023 is S/4,950, that is, S/350 more than in 2022. Its change is due to a variety of macroeconomic elements, but above all all due to inflation, which closed last year at a little more than 8%, which determines a variation in the consumer price index.
How do I calculate how much I should pay if I am charged in UIT?
Although it is a standard amount, it can be expressed in both quantities and percentages, which raises some doubts. Therefore, here we present the calculator made by La República so that you can add up your debts based on the ITU.
How has the value of ITU changed in recent years?
The value of the ITU has increased every year, to the point that, from 2012 to 2023, the amount has increased by S/1,300. Review the ITU in recent years:
- 2012: S/3,650
- 2013: S/3,700
- 2014: S/3,800
- 2015: S/3,850
- 2016: S/3,950
- 2017: S/4,050
- 2018: S/4,150
- 2019: S/4,200
- 2020: S/4,300
- 2021: S/4,400
- 2022: S/4,600
- 2023: S/4,950.
Source: Larepublica
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