Retail in Colombia | Market Research Report | Euromonitor
The Retailing in Colombia report includes: Analysis of key supply-side and demand trends Detailed segmentation of international and local products Historic volume and value sizes, company and brand market shares Five year forecasts of market trends and market growth Robust and transparent research methodology, conducted in-country
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Many economic forecasts suggest 2025 could see a deceleration in in economic expansion. Inflation is also a continuing worry, running at 10% in mid-2025. The Government of Colombia estimates that it will be 8.5 percent at the end of 2025 and 5.6 percent at the end of 2025. This is well above Colombia’s Central Bank target of 3 percent.
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The parties agree that payment of any taxes levied on the Goods (other than taxes based on income) shall be the Retailer's responsibility (including, without limitation, federal, state, local, use or similar taxes), and the Retailer shall report and pay such taxes to the appropriate taxing authority as required by law.
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A well-planned retailer agreement assists in inventory tracking and pricing. Retailer Agreement Basics Vendors and wholesalers should utilize a retailer agreement if they'd like to sell their product to a retailer or purchase the product and sell it directly to a retailer.
- How do Sep rules affect Colombian end users and clients?
- In addition, the SEP rules may impact Colombian end users and clients of these companies with increased costs or the unavailability of services because the income tax generated by SEP could lead to an increase in the price of goods or services or the Colombian buyer may assume the withholding tax as a higher cost.
- When does Sep apply in Colombia?
- It was originally published on 1 March 2024 A decree issued by the Colombian government at the end of 2023 contains regulations and guidance on the significant economic presence (SEP) rules that were introduced in 2022 and that apply as from 1 January 2024 (for prior coverage, see the article in the February 2023 issue of Corporate Tax News).
- What are the SEP rules in Colombia?
- The SEP rules expand Colombia’s right to tax the profits of foreign companies that do not have a physical presence in the country but have a connection with the Colombian market based on a digital presence or interaction with local customers or users.
- Can a foreign business incorporate a branch domiciled in Colombia?
- In addition, foreign business may also incorporate a branch domiciled in the Colombian territory. Please bear in mind that the most common corporate vehicles correspond to (i) the Simplified Joint Capital Stock Corporation; and (ii) a branch.
- How does a nonresident interact with the Colombian market?
- The nonresident has “deliberate and systematic interactions” with the Colombian market. This is deemed to occur where the nonresident interacts with 300,000 or more customers and/or users in Colombia in the previous or current taxable year or allows prices to be displayed in Colombian pesos or allows payment to be made in Colombian pesos.
- Do Colombian contracts have to be executed in good faith?
- Yes, following Article 871 of the Colombian Commerce Code, contracts must be executed in good faith and therefore must be complied with not only following its specific agreement but also with those duties that correspond to its nature.
