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Three régimes for one question: how do I pay less, more simply? We help you choose between Monotributo, IRAE (real or ficto) and IRPF by your size, expenses and activity — with a table, examples and official sources.

Monotributo is the simplest way to be compliant in Uruguay: a single monthly fee that bundles taxes and contributions. We explain what it is, who can use it, and its conditions — with official quotes and sources.

IRPF is Uruguay's personal income tax. We explain its two categories (capital and labor), the progressive labor scale, and when a unipersonal pays IRPF instead of IRAE — with official quotes and sources.

IRAE is Uruguay's business income tax. It sounds complicated, but it's a few ideas: what it taxes, the two ways to file it (real and ficto), and why IRAE ficto makes life easier for the smallest. With official quotes and sources.