The project, worked under file No. 22.383, aims to unify the tax obligations for Costa Rica tax residents. Depending on the amount, it would be taxed between 10 and 27.5%.
But the current border rules, which allow for arriving flights from some countries, are both "incredibly conflicting" and lack legal certainty, a law office says.
Denuncias, or criminal complaints, allow people in Costa Rica to come forward with abuses of power within the state. The Tico Times helps English speakers through the process.
