Colombia’s Largest Tax Reform in History: What Changes and How It Affects You
If your Colombian visa is about to expire, your immigration process is still pending, or something unexpected happened, you’ll likely hear about the salvoconducto.
If your Colombian visa is about to expire, your immigration process is still pending, or something unexpected happened, you’ll likely hear about the salvoconducto.
If you are renting out a property in Colombia—or planning to do so—you’ve probably asked yourself: Do I have to charge VAT (IVA Colombia)? Do I need to declare these earnings? What exactly are my obligations with DIAN?
Do you have a company or are you registered in the RUT but haven’t used it in years?
DIAN has just issued a new resolution that could remove you from the system… without you even requesting it.
This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about taxes in Colombia as a foreigner.
Clear, simple, and with real-life examples.
As of June 1, 2025, Decree 572 of 2025 came into effect, bringing important changes for legal entities in Colombia.
In short? It’s now easier to become subject to withholding tax, and self-withholding rates have increased for many sectors.
More and more tourists are visiting Colombia each year—and many don’t know they can get a VAT refund for some of the purchases they make before leaving the country.
Understanding the tax system in Colombia is essential for every citizen. That’s why we created this guide for taxes in Colombia in 2025.
Starting from the 2024 tax year, taxpayers can adjust the cost of their fixed assets by 10.97%, according to Article 70 of the Colombian Tax Code.
If you own real estate in Colombia, it’s important to understand the changes to the property tax assessment (avalúo catastral) for 2025.
If you own a Simplified Stock Company (SAS) in Colombia or plan to establish one in 2025, it is crucial to understand the taxes in Colombia and accounting obligations you must comply with to avoid penalties and operate smoothly.