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05 November 2019 Costa Rica’s tax authorities issue procedure for reporting capital income under the ordinary income tax provisions Costa Rica’s tax authorities published, in the Official Gazette on 16 October 2019, Resolution No. DGT-R-058-2019 (the Resolution), establishing the procedure for taxpayers to report whether their capital income will be taxed under the ordinary income tax provisions of the Income Tax Law, instead of the capital income tax provisions. Specifically, taxpayers will file Form D-140 with the tax authorities and indicate that the income satisfies the following requirements of the Income Tax Law and its regulations:
Taxpayers that earn capital income from their ordinary trade or business must report the earnings on Form D-101 in the tax year in which it is earned. Taxpayers with capital income that is not earned as part of their ordinary trade or business must report that income on Form D-125 (for immovable capital income) or Form D-149 (for movable capital income). For taxpayers that meet the requirement of hiring at least one employee to help generate the capital income, the capital income will be taxed under the ordinary income tax provisions in the tax year following the date on which the taxpayer reports to the tax authorities how the income will be taxed. Until taxpayers report to the tax authorities that the capital income will be taxed under the ordinary income tax provisions, they must report the income on Form D-125 or D-149. Ernst & Young, S.A., San José, Costa Rica
Ernst & Young LLP (United States), Latin American Business Center, New York
Ernst & Young LLP (United Kingdom), Latin American Business Center, London
Ernst & Young Tax Co., Latin American Business Center, Japan & Asia Pacific
Document ID: 2019-6374 |