Law No. 21.210 Modernizes tax legislation

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Law No. 20.780 Tax reform that modifies the income tax system and introduces various adjustments in the tax system

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The law no 20.780 introduces in Art. 8 a green tax on fixed sources of pollutants, including CO2. The tax started to apply in 2017 and is directed to the industries with a thermal power generation greater than or equal to 50 MW.<br><br>Article 8. of this law was amended in February 2020 by law 21.210 as <a href="https://www.leychile.cl/Navegar?idNorma=1067194&amp;idVersion=2023-01-01">following</a> in order to set emissions thresholds and precisions for taxation.

Law 20.780 (tax reform implementing a green tax)

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Law No. 21.210 Modernizes tax legislation

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