Summary of IMPUESTO AL JUEGO Y A LA PARTICIPACION DEL JUEGO

Summary

The video discusses two specific taxes related to gambling in Bolivia: the Gambling Tax and the Gambling Participation Tax. Here are the key points covered in the video:

The video explains the taxation system for gambling activities in Bolivia, detailing the obligations of companies involved in games of chance, such as casinos and raffles.

Gambling Tax: This tax is applicable to businesses that operate games of chance. The tax rate in Bolivia is 30% of the net income derived from these activities.
Gambling Participation Tax: This tax is paid by individuals participating in gambling activities. The tax rate for this is 15% of the income generated.

Calculating Gambling Tax:
- Income is calculated based on the number of invoices issued multiplied by the price per invoice.
- The Value Added Tax (VAT) of 13% is deducted from total income to establish the tax base.
- The Gambling Tax is then calculated as 30% of the resulting figure after VAT deduction.
Calculating Gambling Participation Tax:
- Similar to the Gambling Tax, the income is calculated, VAT is deducted, and then the participation tax is calculated at 15% of the remaining amount.

Forms:
- Form 770 is used for reporting Gambling Tax.
- Form 771 is for Gambling Participation Tax.
- Form 772 is for business promotions related to gambling.

Companies must ensure timely payment of these taxes, typically by the 21st of the following month.
Businesses should keep accurate records of invoices and tax calculations to avoid discrepancies.

The video features a lawyer discussing the theoretical aspects of the Gambling Tax and its implications for businesses in Bolivia.

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