Chile Extends Deadline For September VAT Returns
by Mike Godfrey, Tax-News.com, Washington
28 October 2019
Chile's tax agency on October 21, 2019, announced that it will waive penalties, interest, and surcharges for value-added taxpayers who file September 2019's monthly return by the end of the month.
The announcement, in Resolution Ex. SII 177, is intended to support businesses impacted by the ongoing protests. The decision covers forms 29 and 50.
The monthly filing deadline is typically either the 11th or the 12th day of the following month, with the earlier date applying to those making payment via direct debit. Taxpayers that are authorized to issue electronic tax documents in full (category one and category two filers) may file by the 20th.
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