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China orders ride-hailing service Didi off app stores

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Didi arrived in Costa Rica in November 2019 as a competitor to Uber and traditional taxis.
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Popular digital services taxed 13% VAT in Costa Rica as of October 1

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Dozens of international digital platforms will be subject to a 13% value-added tax (VAT) in Costa Rica beginning October 1. 
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Essential groceries, some tourist services more expensive in Costa Rica as of July 1

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Nearly 200 products included in Costa Rica's canasta básica, a grouping of essential goods, are more expensive as of July 1. 
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Popular digital services taxed 13% VAT in Costa Rica as of August 1

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Dozens of international digital platforms will be subject to a 13% value-added tax (VAT) in Costa Rica beginning August 1. 
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Uber announces end of services in Colombia

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Uber has thrown in the towel in Colombia.
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Uber competitor DiDi launches in Costa Rica

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DiDi arrives in a Costa Rica that has yet to properly regulate ride-hailing platforms.
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Costa Rica proposes new bill to regulate and tax Uber

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The Economic Affairs Committee of the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday introduced a new bill that seeks to regulate ride-sharing platforms such as Uber. 
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President Alvarado agrees: Time for ‘balanced regulation’ of Uber in Costa Rica

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Taxi drivers' discontent about Uber in Costa Rica has persisted since the platform was first introduced here in August 2015.
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Costa Rican taxi drivers strike (again) against Uber

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Alajuela — As Uber drivers in the United States and around the world went on strike Wednesday to object against the platform's wages and working...
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Uber: Proposed law a start, but ‘far from a proposal that encourages innovation’

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Uber argued that proposed annual and per-vehicle fees would impact those who partner with the ride-hailing service as a part-time job.
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