Tax and Accounting

En los últimos días, muchos contribuyentes han reportado dificultades al intentar presentar sus declaraciones de impuestos a través de la plataforma de la Dirección de Impuestos y Aduanas Nacionales (DIAN).

The first step in organizing your business plan in Colombia is to understand the requirements set by Colombian law. When setting up a company in the country, you need to consider accounting, labor, commercial, and general tax obligations.
One crucial aspect of taxation in Colombia is the corporate tax. This tax is applicable to resident and non-resident legal entities with a permanent establishment in the country.

So, the question is: do you have to pay taxes as a foreigner in Colombia? How do you know for sure if you apply as a tax resident in Colombia? And if so, are you eligible to declare taxes in the country?

Here we explain it plain and simple.

Running a business entails more than just delivering products or services; it requires meticulous attention to tax and accounting obligations

When considering moving to Colombia, living in Colombia or even just visiting the country there are many aspects you want to keep in mind besides choosing the perfect city or maybe getting your Colombian resident visa.

Colombia’s economy is one of the biggest pros when considering Colombia as your next destination or even your next home.

The Colombian economy grew 10.6% in 2021, experiencing an economic boom in the past few years because of its abundant natural resources, growth in technology, construction, mining, shipbuilding and tourism.

Whether you’re considering moving directly to Colombia and setting up your own company, or even investing in Colombia from afar, there’s some insight worthy of your attention as to the legal terms regarding the corporate and business panorama in Colombia.