Bogota Begins Recovery of 22 Billion Pesos in Industry and Commerce Tax Debts from 2025
The Mayor's Office of Bogota invited people to make the necessary inquiries. Photo: Mayor's Office of Bogota
TL;DR
- Bogota's Treasury is pursuing 22 billion pesos in overdue Industry and Commerce (ICA) taxes from 2025.
- 5,609 taxpayers in the preferential regime are being contacted through various channels.
- The campaign aims to encourage tax culture and secure funds for public services and works.
- Taxpayers are being informed of their obligations and payment facilitation options.
- Failure to address communications may lead to interest, penalties, and collection processes.
- Obligated individuals and entities are those with gross incomes below 3500 UVT in 2025, equivalent to 174,296,500 pesos.
- Those with net incomes below 1933 UVT (96,261,467 pesos) are exempt from declaring.
- The Treasury offers the Virtual Office for self-management and payments, and a WhatsApp virtual assistant (NovhA) for guidance.
- An alert has been issued against fraud, emphasizing official communications with QR codes and advising against payments to personal accounts or external apps.
- Maintaining updated information in the Taxpayer Registry (RIT) is crucial for timely communication and avoiding coactive collection.