On 8 May 2020, Peru has published Legislative Decree No. 1481 in the official gazette extending the carry forward loss period in response to COVID-19. It is established that loss incurred in the 2020 taxable year, can be carried forward for up to five years (from the current four years) beginning from 2021.
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