Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz shaking hands with a PPD representative over tax reform documents in a government office.
Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz shaking hands with a PPD representative over tax reform documents in a government office.
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Government and PPD agree to reduce tax stability periods in megareform

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Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz announced today an agreement with the PPD that modifies the tax stability periods in the megareform bill.

The pact reduces the benefits originally proposed. It now grants 10 years of stability for investments between 50 and 100 million dollars, 15 years for amounts between 100 and 350 million, and 20 years for investments of 350 million or more.

The measure also includes a 1.5-point corporate surcharge for those who opt into the regime. The benefit does not exempt mining royalties.

PPD caucus leader Ricardo Celis valued that the Executive incorporated 90 percent of his party's proposal. Senate President Paulina Núñez noted that the consensus emerged after days of dialogue between the government and parliamentary committees.

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Discussions on X focus on the government's agreement with PPD to shorten tax stability periods in the megareforma to a tiered 10-25 year structure with additional barriers and a permanent 1.5% premium. Reactions include neutral reports from media accounts highlighting the deal and no TC challenge, positive takes noting the extreme left is isolated, and mentions of internal PS tensions between Vodanovic and Cicardini over negotiations with Quiroz.

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Chilean finance committee members approving corporate tax cut legislation in a formal early-morning session.
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Government approves corporate tax cut in finance committee

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The Chamber of Deputies' Finance Committee approved the core tax measures of the megareform promoted by President José Antonio Kast's government in the early hours of Thursday.

One week after initial PDG meetings on President José Antonio Kast's megarreforma, his government clarified that the new deal with the Partido de la Gente (PDG) to approve the Reconstrucción Nacional megaproyecto excludes the promised 12.5% SME tax rate—for a future bill—sparking brief backlash before resolution. Tensions persist with the Partido Nacional Libertario.

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Chile's Chamber of Deputies sent the government's major tax reform bill to the Senate after approving its core measures, including a gradual cut in the corporate tax rate from 27% to 23%.

The Senate Finance Commission approved the Reconstruction bill yesterday by three votes to two. The initiative advanced with only officialist support.

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Deputies from the Christian Democracy and PPD expressed annoyance on Monday after the Socialist Party bench announced it would file a claim before the Constitutional Tribunal over the tax invariance clause in the megareform.

Opposition lawmakers announced plans to submit over two thousand amendments to the national reconstruction project pushed by President José Antonio Kast's government. The move drew accusations of legislative sabotage from the executive branch, while some opposition sectors distanced themselves from the strategy.

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Despite former candidate Franco Parisi's call to reject President José Antonio Kast's megarreforma, some Partido de la Gente (PDG) deputies are open to supporting it. Bloc leader Juan Marcelo Valenzuela met with Interior Minister Claudio Alvarado to discuss the bill. Parliamentarians like Javier Olivares and Cristian Contreras expressed willingness to vote for it if it benefits Chileans.

 

 

 

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