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Colombia Tax Plan Targets Corporate Cut, End to Bank Levy
Colombian presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella plans to introduce a tax reform proposal in September 2026, focusing on reducing corporate burdens and simplifying the tax system, diverging from the outgoing government's fiscal agenda. The proposal aims to end a bank levy and lower corporate taxes.
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