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Colombia tax guides for foreigners — income tax, wealth tax, tax residency rules, and how to stay compliant as an expat or property owner.

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cryptoMay 3, 2026

Crypto Taxes in Colombia: How DIAN Treats Bitcoin and What You Owe

DIAN classifies crypto as an intangible asset — not currency. Here's what that means for your tax return, your foreign-asset declaration, and your P2P Binance trades.

RetirementApril 7, 2026

Retiring in Colombia from the UK or Canada: Pensions, Taxes & What's Different

A practical guide for UK and Canadian retirees: frozen pensions, CPP/OAS portability, tax treaties, healthcare options, and what your pension actually buys in Colombia.

taxesApril 7, 2026

US Expat Taxes in Colombia: FBAR, FATCA & What You Actually Owe

FBAR, FATCA, FEIE, or Foreign Tax Credit? Here's what US expats in Colombia actually need to file, which forms matter, and why the FTC usually beats the FEIE.

expat-guideApril 6, 2026

Colombia Tax Guide for Expats: What You Actually Owe (2026)

Colombia taxes your worldwide income if you're here 183+ days. Here are the actual brackets, the remote worker rules, and why there's no US-Colombia tax treaty.

colombiaMarch 31, 2026

Colombia Tax Residency: The 183-Day Rule Every Expat Must Understand (2026)

Do you owe taxes in Colombia? The 183-day rule explained — how tax residency works, what income gets taxed, how to count your days, and strategies to stay compliant in 2026.

taxesMarch 30, 2026

Colombia's Cadastral Modernization: How Rising Property Values Will Increase Your Tax Bill

Colombia is revaluing properties nationwide, and your tax bill could jump significantly. Here's what foreign property owners need to know.

taxesMarch 30, 2026

Colombia Wealth Tax for Foreign Property Owners: What You Owe in 2026

If you own property in Colombia worth over 72,000 UVT, you may owe wealth tax. Here's how the tax works and what foreign owners actually pay.