In Uruguay the Vat rate applicable on purchases of goods and services acquired by bank debit cards, credit cards and wire transfers has been reduced by 2% from 1 August 2014. Also a further 1% cut will be applied from August 2015.
The reduced rate will be applied only to smaller payments and the taxpayers will have be under the Monotributo tax registration regime.
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