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The president of the Chamber of Free Zones, Diego Licio, says he wants to believe that the government will support the regime in the face of the new international provisions that threaten it
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May 06, 2022 at 14:31
An agreement between 136 countries —among which is Uruguay— promoted by the OECD aims to create a 15% tax at the global level for multinationals whose turnover exceeds US$ 23,000 million and their profitability is greater than 10%. This milestone that seeks to limit the fiscal optimization of large multinationals and balance the rivalry between countries for their taxes takes away the tax benefits that benefit free zones.
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