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Half of Ticos don't have enough money, but they're hopeful that Rodrigo Chaves will help turn things around. – Q COSTA RICA

QCOSTARICA Almost half (47%) of Costa Ricans surveyed indicated that they do not have enough money to last until the end of the month, and they must find additional sources of income to cover bills and provide food for their households. Thousands of households are finding solutions to their financial difficulties through the use…

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Costa Rica government announced "tough actions" on taxation

QCOSTARICA - The Ministerio de Hacienda (Ministry of Finance) on Thursday presented five tax reforms and tax incentives that include changes in income tax, vehicle ownership, exemptions, issuance of external debt, and "get tough" on tax collection and sanctions. The bills presented by the Minister of Finance, Nogui Acosta and the Minister of the Presidency,…

Colombia National Debt Clock: Is The Rapid Rise In GDP Its Saving Grace?

Learn about the National Debt of Colombia and see what the country's latest credit ratings are according to S&P, Fitch, and Moody's.

Protectionism does not allow consumers in Costa Rica the benefit of competition

QCOSTARICA - "Have you ever wondered why you only get one brand of butter in most of the country?" The answer lies in taxes, explains financial consultant Jorge Benavides on his Facebook page This is because the Ministerio de Hacienda (Ministry of Finance) considers butter a "luxury" product and thus taxes its imports of the…