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Four financial tips to get to retirement in the best way possible
Written by Evelyn Alas
Pensions, around the world, are no big deal. In fact, in some countries, they are so low that they are below minimum wage and do not cover basic needs.
According to a study prepared by the firm EY, every year, salvadorans must declare their Income Tax (ISR), however, this is a topic that is not very clear and that generates doubts for many.
You have time to file your income tax return until may 2, 2022
Written by Evelyn Alas
Citizens who have not yet filed the Income Tax Return corresponding to 2021 still have seven days to do so. Next may 2 is the deadline to do so, informed the Ministry of Finance, through the Dirección General de Impuestos Internos (DGII).
Financial Commission seeks to establish a Special Law for the Digitization of Checks
Written by Evelyn Alas
The deputies of the Financial Commission said this morning that they are seeking to present, before the Legislative Assembly, a bill that deals with the digitalization of checks, after analyzing the need for it and the benefits that this type of method would bring to the population.
Treasury has managed to collect more than US$300 million by march 2022
Written by Evelyn Alas
The Minister of Finance, Alejandro Zelaya, said in a morning interview that, during january and february 2022, they had registered around US$200 million in tax collection, and as of march, the institution had already collected more than US$300 million of what had been projected.
Pay your rent on time! You have until may 2 to do it
Written by Evelyn Alas
The Ministry of Finance (MH), invites salvadorans to pay their taxes on time, since with this procedure the Central Government can manage projects that benefit education, security, health and road infrastructure.
Savings accounts grew US$637.2 million to april 2022: SSF
Written by Evelyn Alas
The Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero (SSF), indicates through its Twitter account that savings accounts showed a growth of US$637.2 million compared to the same period last year, as a positive indicator of the soundness of banking in the country.
Emerging market banks' public debt poses financial risks
Written by Evelyn Alas
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), governments around the world have made extraordinary expenditures to help households and employers cope with the economic effects of the pandemic.
According to Bloomberg Line magazine, corn has continued to rise to the highest level in a decade as investors weigh threats to supplies from the war in Ukraine and the prospect of it bolstering demand for the U.S. crop.