If I have activities outside of Costa Rica, do I have to declare that income in Costa Rica?

Answer

The taxable event of the tax on profits is the receipt of earnings derived from any Costa

Rican source and earnings are understood to include income revenues or benefits from

a Costa Rican source, those derived from services rendered, goods located or capital

used inside the national territory; consequently, if the income is generated by activities

performed outside the country, that do not represent income from a Costa Rican source,

there is no obligation to declare it. However, if when indicating “activities outside of Costa

Rica” it refers to exports sales, these earnings are taxable with the income tax.

Legal basis: Art. 1 of the Income Tax law Nª 7092 of April 21st of 1988 and its amends.

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