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Notes on taxes, clarity, and building Tributo.
If you rent out a property, that income pays IRPF as capital income from real estate: 10.5%. We explain how it's paid, the option to skip the return, and the exemption — with official sources.
Read more →The number-one question of nomads and expats. The DGI rule is clear: if you work from Uruguay, you pay IRPF even if your client is abroad. Explained with official sources.
Read more →IRNR is the mirror of IRPF for those who aren't tax residents: it taxes Uruguayan-source income. What it is, what it covers and at what rates — with official sources.
Read more →“30 years and age 65” is the headline, not the whole story. There's an age/service scale, early exits, a savings account of your own in the AFAP, and counting years worked abroad. With official sources.
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