The Internal Revenue Service (SRI) has issued Resolution No. NAC-DGERCGC25-00000015, outlining the procedures for a new tax remission policy under the Organic Law of Public Integrity. This initiative is expected to provide relief to approximately 82,000 taxpayers with outstanding tax obligations.
The measure mainly targets small and medium-sized taxpayers, allowing them to eliminate 100% of interest, fines, costs, and surcharges related to their tax debts incurred up to December 31, 2024. To benefit from this remission, taxpayers must pay all or part of the principal debt by December 31, 2025. The provision does not apply to income tax for the fiscal year 2024.
“With this measure we seek to give economic relief to thousands of Ecuadorians who, due to lack of knowledge or liquidity, could not take advantage of the previous remission. It is a new opportunity for them to regularize their tax situation without additional charges,” said Damián Larco, SRI’s general director.
SRI is updating its technological systems so that taxpayers can pay their outstanding debts and vehicle taxes in the coming days. Currently, users can access payment for pending declarations without interests, fines or surcharges by logging into SRI online at www.sri.gob.ec. Taxpayers need to select the relevant obligation, answer system prompts, generate the declaration and make payment through their preferred method.
The remission policy aims not only to benefit taxpayers directly but also projects a potential collection of over USD 100 million for the state.
SRI encourages citizens to stay informed and take advantage of this opportunity for regularization without interests, fines, costs or surcharges.
The resolution is published on www.sri.gob.ec and will take effect once it appears in the Official Registry.
