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

In a session that lasted nearly 15 hours, the committee approved the gradual reduction of the corporate tax rate from 27% to 23% by 2029. The favorable vote of PDG deputy Juan Marcelo Valenzuela proved decisive in securing a majority.

The package also includes full reintegration of the tax system starting in 2031 and a 25-year tax invariability regime for large investments. Committee chair Agustín Romero managed the debate and limited interventions to move the votes forward.

The opposition criticized the speed of the process and announced plans to reverse the changes on the chamber floor. The bill now moves to plenary discussion on May 19 and 20.

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Initial reactions on X to the finance committee's approval of the corporate tax cuts in the megareform show a mix of neutral reporting and critical views. Official and media accounts highlight the advancement of the bill with minimal changes, while users and outlets criticize it as favoring large companies and the wealthy through measures like 25-year tax stability for big investments. Skepticism focuses on impacts to lower-income groups and environmental protections.

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