Ilíquida succession is a process that must be carried out in front of the National Taxes and Customs Directorate (Dian) And for this, the interested party must collect a series of documents on the patrimony of the deceased and with which, the entity discharges the rout of the person who died with the intention of executing all the tax obligations it has at that time. What are the papers to present?
In information published directly on the official website, the documents that the relatives of the deceased must deliver directly to the tax authorities to give continuity to this application were announced.
-He must carry the physical or digital copy of your deceased identification document. A certification issued in the National Registry of Civil Status is also received.
-Fotocopia or civil registration of death of the deceased.
-Fotocopia or document of the legal representative.
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-Tovely authorized document where it is expressed that the individual will be in charge of the succession and administration of goods.
-Rut in PDF that has the deceased information.
The details about the documentation to be submitted.
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Does a Colombian who live abroad have to declare income from the DIAN?
A detail that also generated many concerns from citizens is related to those Colombians living in other countries in the world.
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To grant clarity on this matter, the lawyer Juan Santiago Rodríguez Prieto, professor of the Diploma in Taxes and Tax Management of the National University and former official in the Directorate of Great Taxpayers clarified: “Leaving the country does not automatically lose the tax residence. A person who lives abroad can continue to be a fiscal resident in Colombia if more than 183 days in the country has passed within a period of 365 days, Or yes, being a Colombian National, maintains relevant links with Colombia: resident family, majority national income, assets administered from here, among others, ”he said.
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In this case, if this individual in question still retains the fiscal residence, the authorities must receive their declaration of global income in the country.
Therefore, given this type of accreditation before the DIAN in relation to the fiscal residence abroad, it must be done by the tax authority in the country where it resides. In this sense, this action “It shows that its main income and assets are outside Colombia, You should only declare the income of Colombian source, if they exceed legal stops, ”said the information lawyer provided directly to Portfolio.
