In 2024, the adjudications of taxes for taxes (OXI) reached S/4,203 million through 126 projects in health, education, transport and other sectors. For this year, the Ministry of Economy reported that “shortly” hopes to raise the resources of this mechanism for the purpose that regional governments and municipalities can continue to develop quality infrastructure projects.
“There is full confidence in the mechanism of tax works. In short we will announce an increase in the CIPRL stops (regional and local public investment certificates), so that regional governments and municipalities can continue advancing in that line of developing quality quality infrastructure with the private sector ” , said the head of the MEF José Salardi during the event “Investment Opportunities for Projects in the Regional Commonwealth of the Andes”, organized by Proinversion and the Commonwealth
He also indicated that the increase in the stops of the Certificates Regional and Local Public Investment (CIPRL) It will serve to boost greater private investment in OXI. As recalled, CIPRL are documents issued by the MEF, through which, they recognize the amounts invested by private companies in financed projects via tax works.
For his part, the Executive Director of Proinversion, Luis del Carpio, recalled that they have more than S/33-000 million for regional governments, municipalities and public universities to execute projects through OXI. In that sense, work has been done on initiatives to improve the auspicious results of 2024.
“Proinversion and regional and local authorities always took into account that this is the best tool we have for these times,” he emphasized.
MEF overamp
He MEF holderJosé Salardi, highlighted the joint work between the Executive Power, the Private Sector, the Regional Governors and the Congress, to move towards the objective that the productive activity reaches 4% this year, due to a series of factors such as acceleration of private investment, the increase in mining exports and a favorable international environment.
However, economist Juan Carlos Odar warned in prior statements to this medium that there are a number of internal and external factors that could limit the performance of the Peruvian economy this year as the uncertainty for the pre -election scenario and the impacts of the protectionist policies of Donald Trump in the United States.
“For now, it is unlikely to aspire to a 5% growth in this year. We must take into account the risks that are incubating externally, following the actions of the United States that imposes tariffs on countries that we sell matters premiums like China.
Source: Larepublica
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