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Notes on taxes, clarity, and building Tributo.
Since Law 19.535, digital services rendered from abroad and consumed in Uruguay are taxed: streaming (Netflix, Spotify…) and intermediation platforms. Here's what's covered, who pays, and why you almost never have to do anything. With official quotes.
Read more →Uruguay has no inheritance or estate tax like other countries. But when someone dies and leaves real estate, the heirs pay the ITP on that property. Here's what's paid, by whom and how much, with the official quotes.
Read more →If you graduated from Udelar, UTEC or a UTU tertiary program in Uruguay, there's an annual contribution that neither DGI nor BPS collects: the Fondo de Solidaridad. Here's who pays, how much (in BPC, by career length and years since graduation), the Adicional, and how to get exempted if you earn little.
Read more →Renting your place by the night doesn't always pay the same taxes as a normal lease. Here's the plain-language version: when it's a simple rental (IRPF) and when it looks like a lodging service (IRAE and IVA), and why the platform doesn't handle your taxes for you.
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