Have you received tax collections and/or settlements, arbitrary resolutions from the SII?
We have tax lawyers who will represent you before the IRS!
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Non-payment of tax debts entails a monthly interest of 1.5%
The law provides a series of tools to eliminate tax debts, which are available to the public, but you have to know how to use them. We do not think it is fair to spend your life with a tax debt that is not enforced, and that is offset in each income tax return, and even less so with a monthly interest of 1.5%.
We advise and represent our clients in administrative stages when their rights as taxpayers are violated.
We offer our clients:
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Voluntary Administrative Replacement (RAV)
Our professionals will file an appeal to protect the rights of taxpayers that violate the rights of taxpayers
We provide tax compliance and advice on matters related to rejected expenses, investment justification, business restructuring, termination of business, tax refunds, etc.
In addition to the Filing of the Voluntary Administrative Reposition appeal, by notification of actions of art. 124 of the Tax Code, relating to liquidations, transfers and tax payments, resolutions that affect the payment of a tax or the elements that serve as a basis for determining it or that deny requests referred to in article 126 of the Tax Code.
And the Interposition of the new Hierarchical Appeal, which proceeds against resolutions that, resolving an appeal for Voluntary Administrative Reposition, contain manifest flaws or errors.
Review of the Audit Performance (RAF)
We will prepare and process the Request for Review of the Audit Performance, to correct obvious errors or defects in the actions of the service, related to tax settlements and transfers, or resolutions that affect the payment of these, or that deny requests for the return of undue payments.
Comprehensive advice on tax audit procedures, in case tax differences are determined by the tax auditing body. We make the corresponding presentations and prepare the response to the respective “summons”. In case the differences remain firm, we present the tax claim before the Tax Court.
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Who must file income tax returns?You had an annual income greater than $10,402,992.* Unless this corresponds to salaries from a single employer or payer You had more than one employer or payer. You worked on a fee basis and want to opt for full or partial coverage for your pension contributions. You requested the Solidarity Loan in 2020 and/or 2021 , since in this Income Operation the corresponding installment(s) are calculated and paid (30% of the requested amount, respectively). In the case of companies, all of them must file their income tax return.
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What documents are needed to file an income tax return in Chile?To file your income tax return in Chile, you will need to have proof of income, such as your salary slips, pay stubs, investment certificates, among others. In addition, it is important to have information about your deductible expenses and other relevant documents to complete your return.
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What benefits can you opt for as a natural person?Credit for education expenses Reduction of interest on mortgage dividends Credit for contributions Re-assessment of second-category tax Credit in case of withdrawals and dividends of restitution obligation New tax benefit for new home purchases.
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Dates for AffidavitsDDJJ 1903 (Quotes) – Expiration: March 1 DDJJ 1832 (Donations) – Due date: March 25 DDJJ 1947 (Taxable Income) – Due date: March 28 DDJJ 1887 (Salaries) – Due: March 28 DDJJ 1879 (Withholdings) – Expiration: March 28 DDJJ 1943 (Presumed Income) – Due date: March 28 DDJJ 1929 (Operations Abroad) - Expiration: June 28 DDJJ 1920 (Monthly) – Expiration: Last business day of the month
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Can someone else carry out my procedures with the SII?If for various reasons you cannot file your income tax return , the SII explains that there is the possibility of authorizing a third person to complete the procedure on your behalf. To do this, you must issue a digital mandate to a third party . Generally speaking, the digital mandate authorizes a person to carry out certain procedures on your behalf until the date you choose. The authorization must be confirmed by the legal representatives and accepted by the agent. It is worth mentioning that the digital mandate does not allow the third party to access all of your information , but only what is required for the specific procedure that you authorized. To submit a digital mandate, click HERE and log in with your Tax Code or Unique Key .
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How can I calculate my tax liability in my income tax return in Chile?The tax payable in the income tax return in Chile is calculated by applying a progressive rate to the net taxable income. This rate varies according to the income bracket you are in and is established annually by the SII.
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What happens if I don't file my tax return in Chile?If you do not file your income tax return in Chile within the established deadline, you could be subject to fines and surcharges from the SII. In addition, you could face legal problems and difficulties in accessing certain tax benefits in the future.
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What should I do if I make a mistake on my tax return in Chile?If you make a mistake in your tax return in Chile, it is important to correct it as soon as possible. You can file a corrective return through the SII online system or request advice from one of our accounting professionals to help you with the process.
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Are there tax benefits for those who have investments abroad in Chile?Yes, there are tax benefits for those who have investments abroad but are residents in Chile. However, it is important to comply with certain information obligations and requirements established by the SII to access these benefits.
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Can I request an extension to file my tax return in Chile?Yes, in some cases you can request an extension to file your income tax return in Chile. However, this extension is subject to certain conditions and requirements established by the SII, so it is important to be properly informed before requesting it.
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What happens if I am abroad during the tax return period in Chile?If you are abroad during the tax return period in Chile, you are still required to file your return if you meet the requirements established by the SII. In these cases, it is advisable to seek professional advice to ensure that you comply with your tax obligations correctly.
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What are my tax obligations when investing in cryptocurrencies?When investing in cryptocurrencies, you must consider the tax obligations associated with buying, selling, exchanging and holding cryptocurrencies. This may include income taxes, capital gains taxes and reporting transactions to the Internal Revenue Service (SII).
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What types of tax deductions and credits are available for digital businesses in Chile?Digital businesses in Chile may be eligible for a variety of tax deductions and credits, including research and development expenses, investment in technology, staff training, and other expenses related to the operation of the company. It is important to know the available options and make the most of them.