Rodrigo Paz Proposes "Tax Pardon" as First Presidential Decree to Boost Economy
Rodrigo Paz Unveils 'Tax Pardon' as First Presidential Decree La Paz, Bolivia – Presidential hopeful Rodrigo Paz, during an interview on "UNO DECIDE 2025," announced his intention to implement a "tax pardon" as his very first decree should he assume the presidency on November 8th. Paz detailed the proposed measure, stating it would establish an "exceptional regime of tax regularization" aimed at forgiving accumulated fines, interest, and sanctions for taxpayers. According to Paz, this decree would apply to taxpayers who regularize their fiscal obligations by December 31, 2026. "My first decree will be a tax pardon," Paz affirmed, emphasizing the policy's objective to "reactivate the national economy." He acknowledged that some might question the impact on state resources but argued that the priority is to provide an opportunity for the formal and informal sectors to normalize their financial standing. Paz stressed that the measure is designed to encourage formalization and stimulate economic activity, asserting that the state must adapt to the needs of its citizens. The proposal is expected to generate significant discussion as the 2025 elections approach.
