According to the tender specifications:
The Municipality of San Salvador through the UACI is promoting this Public Tender No. 28-2011,AMSS, for advisory services, tax management, consultancy and supply of a technology platform, both hardware and software. The purpose of this tender is the procurement of professional services for tax management, consulting and to provide a technology platform capable of generating the information required by the municipality to facilitate their decision-making and define actions to increase municipal revenues so that they can be re-invested in the domain of the municipality.
The deadline for submitting bids is 10th February 2012.
Source: CentralAmericaData.COM
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February 2010
The fiscal strengthening program seeks to increase the Salvadoran treasury’s balance and protect those resources earmarked for social programs.
It will be implemented by the Salvadoran Treasury Ministry over the next two years, and is composed of various elements, among them macroeconomic stability, tax reform, greater efficiency in tax and customs management and better use of subsidies.
December 2011
The government will allocate resources to strengthen tax administration and public finances.
A press release from The World Bank
Under the budgetary support provided through a US$86 million credit, the government is committed to strengthen the national public safety strategy, deepen the focus on prevention, and development of local efforts.
February 2012
The French government has reported that Costa Rica will no longer appear in its list of states and territories who are non cooperative with regards to taxation.
A statement from the Presidency reads:
- Decision conducive to investment climate in the country.
- New information exchange agreements will be signed in the next few days
April 2010
Panama now has also signed double taxation agreements with Italy, Mexico, Belgium and Barbados.
Economy Minister Frank de Lima explained that these agreements are part of the government’s policies to make the financial services sector more competitive.
“This is another step in the process to remove the country from the discriminatory lists maintained by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)”, he said.
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