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The Paraguayan government will keep tax rates unchanged through 2028 but will review exemptions and regimes such as maquila, estimated at up to US$1 billion, while lawmakers debate new taxes and spending cuts to finance public priorities.
oscar-loveradnitmaquilaoscar-orueDNIT and the Association of Paraguayan Banks are advancing preparations for an integrated platform to speed up access to bank activity during audits, with analysis based on taxpayers’ financial profiles and restricted access; banks may view tax returns only with express authorization.
dnitoscar-orueParaguay's DNIT will begin requiring the declaration of cryptocurrency transactions exceeding $5,000 annually for tax oversight, a measure an expert warns needs balance to avoid harming the sector with excessive complexity.
dnitmarangatuoscar-orueDNIT and Asoban signed an agreement to create a secure platform for exchanging tax and banking data starting in 2027, while the tax authority also reviews special regimes and regulates cryptocurrencies to increase revenue.
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