Do I need to file Colombian taxes if I work remotely for a US company?
Been here about 7 months. Working for my US employer the whole time. Am I supposed to be paying Colombian taxes?
Michael2 answers
You should always go hand in hand with an accountant. You do not pay double taxes. If you already pay in your country of origin, you must verify in order to "declare them" even if you do not pay a "value". Each case is different depending on several factors
It depends on your tax situation. If you have been in Colombia for more than 183 days during a 365-day period, you could be considered a tax resident. In that case, if you also meet the requirements of the DIAN (income, assets, consumption, or bank transactions), you may need to file a tax return, even if your salary comes from a company in the United States. The most recommended course of action is to review your case with an accountant to properly comply with tax obligations.
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