In September, taxpayers must comply with the following tax obligations:
Between September 10 and 28, based on the ninth digit of the RUC, holders of mining rights must declare and pay royalties for mining activities for the first half of 2024 using Form 113.
Taxpayers who have engaged in transactions with related parties amounting to more than three million dollars must submit the Annex of Transactions with Related Parties and the Transfer Pricing Report for the fiscal year 2023, between September 10 and 28, based on the ninth digit of the RUC.
Failure to comply with this obligation or incorrect submission will result in a penalty of up to USD 15,000, depending on the taxpayer classification assigned to the entity.
By September 30, owners of private vehicles must make the IVM payment to financial institutions authorized by the SRI if the last digit of their license plate is 8.
By September 30th, companies subject to the Companies Superintendency control and supervision must pay at least 50% of the annual contribution of 1 per 1000 on real assets. If they do so, they will have the right to pay the remaining 50% by December 31, 2024.
To benefit from this, companies must be in active status and up to date with their corporate contributions. Companies can submit their request through the Superintendency’s website and must make the payments according to the options available on the website.
For more information, do not hesitate to contact our Tax Practice Partner, Iván García (igarcia@tzvs.ec).
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