Payment can be made at the Abitab, RedPagos and Correo Uruguayo premises or at BANRED or Banks affiliated to the System.
On the 31st of this month the third installment of the Primary Taxas reported by the General Tax Directorate (DGI) for all those subjects who are owners, promisors, buyers, usufructuaries and holders of urban, suburban and rural real estate throughout the country.
The DGI reported last week that the third installment of the Primary Tax expires on the last day of the current month. With this, he recalled that urban, suburban and rural registers without agricultural exploitation must make the payment mentioning the register number or presenting the corresponding invoice, which can be downloaded on the official website of the DGI.
Meanwhile, it can be paid in a single payment (all year) or in three installments (with the invoice), through online payments – in BANRED either Banks attached to the System – or in collection networks Abitab, Redpagos and Uruguayan Mail of all country. For their part, the means enabled for debit are Oca, Visa, Cabal, Créditos Directos and Club Del Este cards and bank cards. BBVA Uruguay, Santander, Itaú, Scotiabank and HSBC Bank.
Who must pay the tax?
According to the official website of the DGI, they will be “owners promisors buyers (with promise of sale, registered or unregistered), usufructuaries and possessors of urban, suburban and rural real estate throughout the country.”
This corresponds “provided that the taxable value displayed in the cadastral record for the purposes of payment of the Annual Primary Education Taxis greater than the exempt amount, without prejudice to the specific exemptions that may be established.
What is the Primary Tax and what is done with the proceeds collected?
“The Primary Tax is an annual tax that taxes urban, suburban and rural real estate to finance budget credits for expenses and investments of the Primary Education Council”, establishes the DGI.
Meanwhile, the proceeds are used “for the feeding and the transport of children to educational institutions, for repair, maintenance and cleaning of schools and school supplies.”
Source: Ambito
