Cali aprueba en primer debate proyecto para modernizar su estructura tributaria

La Alcaldía de Cali logró la aprobación en primer debate del proyecto Sistema Recupera, que busca actualizar la estructura tributaria de la ciudad.

El Concejo Distrital de Cali aprobó en primer debate el Proyecto de Acuerdo Sistema Recupera, liderado por el alcalde Alejandro Eder. El director de Hacienda, Jhon Quinchua Ceballos, agradeció a la Comisión de Presupuesto por el respaldo tras semanas de estudio.

El proyecto incluye aportes voluntarios de predial o ICA a programas de seguridad, reducción de sanciones por no declarar el ICA y la eliminación de estampillas en 61 trámites. También crea un Estatuto Tributario Unificado de 520 artículos.

La presidenta de la Comisión, Daniela Plaza, señaló que se incorporaron 22 modificaciones para adaptar la propuesta a las necesidades locales. El concejal Carlos Hernando Pinilla indicó que el segundo debate revisará el predial y otros impuestos.

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