Check the price of the dollar in Peru today, Monday, December 13, for buying and selling in the parallel market and in the main banks. The North American currency opened with a price of S / 4,0606, according to the Bloomberg portal. This means a rebound of 0.03%, compared to the close of the day on Friday, December 10, the greenback closed with a value of S / 4.0595, according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP) .
Unlike Thursday, December 9, according to the BCRP, at the close of Friday, December 10, the US currency had a volume of US $ 144 million of transactions. For its part, this Monday, December 13, the National Superintendency of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat) is trading the dollar at S / 4,065 for the purchase and S / 4,076 for the sale.
Live: Price of the dollar in Peru
The dollar opens the day at S / 4.0606, according to Bloomberg
The price of the dollar in Peru today, Monday, December 13, stands at S / 4.0606, according to the Bloomberg portal. This represents a rebound of 0.03% with respect to the close of Friday, December 10, when it traded at S / 4,095.
Sunat quotes the dollar at S / 4,065 for purchase and S / 4,076 for sale
The National Superintendency of Tax Administration (Sunat) quotes the price of the dollar at S / 4,065 for purchase and S / 4,076 for sale. On the previous day, Friday, December 10, the green ticket was valued by this state entity with the same prices.
Through its latest Monetary Program, the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP) reported that, between January and November 2021, VAT collection increased by 42.4% compared to the same period in 2020. In addition, the study points out that, during the last 12 months of this year, the accumulated fiscal deficit decreased from 8.9% to 3.3% of GDP.
In the economic sphere, the Deputy Minister of Economy Alex Contreras mentioned in an interview for La República that if the Tax Reform proposed by the Executive is not applied, around S / 1,200 million would be lost in the mining tax scheme. “That will depend on the final definition and what we could lose for first and second category rents we are talking about S / 3,000 million; These two components are the main components of this reform together with the simplification of the tax regime ”, said an official.
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