Accounting Plans Aligned with Income Level and Tax Obligations.
Not all taxpayers require the same level of management. Each plan is defined according to revenue levels, required filings, and the degree of oversight necessary to ensure compliance and operational continuity.
Base Plan
Designed for structures requiring maintenance of an active tax status without operational complexity. This plan includes the filing of minimum required obligations, basic monitoring of tax position, and maintenance of an active RUC status, reducing exposure to penalties or administrative restrictions due to inactivity.
Suitable for early-stage profiles or structures without active revenue, requiring proper organization from inception.
Standard Plan
Designed for structures already generating revenue and requiring consistent monthly compliance. Includes VAT management and periodic filings, with ongoing monitoring of tax activity, deadline tracking, and maintenance of accounting records to support uninterrupted operations.
Appropriate for profiles with regular invoicing requiring continuity in tax compliance.
Full Plan
In addition to monthly VAT management, this plan includes annual IRP filing and full oversight of tax obligations, ensuring that the structure remains compliant at all times. Includes continuous monitoring, deadline supervision, and structured organization of accounting records to minimize errors, delays, and non-compliance risks.
Recommended for profiles requiring comprehensive, structured, and fully managed tax oversight.
Selection based on income level.
Base Plan
Designed for structures not yet generating revenue but requiring an active and compliant RUC status.
Includes filing of minimum obligations to prevent penalties.
Clear service structure from inception, without hidden costs.
Includes:
Standard Plan
Designed for structures with moderate income levels requiring basic monthly compliance.
Suitable for profiles issuing invoices regularly and requiring consistent VAT management.
Clear service structure from inception, without hidden costs.
Includes:
Full Plan
Designed for structures exceeding defined income thresholds and requiring comprehensive tax management.
Includes both VAT and IRP, ensuring full compliance across all obligations.
Clear service structure from inception, without hidden costs.
Includes:
All pricing and payments are denominated in USD. An estimated conversion to local currency may be provided for reference purposes.
Defined Service Structure from Inception.
Each plan is structured based on income profile and applicable tax obligations, ensuring alignment with actual requirements. No unnecessary services. No hidden costs.
Tax Framework in Paraguay
For individuals, the primary tax categories are:
➜ The VAT is filed on a monthly basis
➜ The IRP is filed annually
Scope of Service
Irrespective of the selected plan, core accounting operations are centralized to ensure compliant execution with reduced operational friction.
End-to-end coordination within a single framework.
All accounting processes are centrally managed, eliminating the need to coordinate multiple providers or allocate time to complex tax procedures. The structure is designed to ensure operational simplicity, consistency, and continuity.
Consequences of Non-Compliance
Failure to meet tax obligations correctly may result in fiscal consequences that are significantly more complex and costly to resolve at a later stage.
Key risks to avoid
Most operational issues do not arise from the tax itself, but from disorganized or incomplete management.
Most tax-related issues arise not from the tax framework itself, but from inadequate management.
Service structures are therefore defined to be clear, proportionate, and aligned with income levels, ensuring appropriate compliance from inception and avoiding unnecessary complexity.
Maintain accounting operations within a clear and consistent framework.
Selection of the appropriate plan ensures alignment with income level, reducing exposure to errors, delays, and non-compliance.
- Filing of required declarations
- Obligation tracking
- Control of deadlines
- Ongoing accounting support
FAQ
Irrespective of the selected plan, the service encompasses the core accounting operations required to maintain compliance, including the filing of tax declarations, invoicing issuance, maintenance of accounting records, case-specific advisory, and adherence to all applicable filing deadlines.
Filing frequency is determined by the applicable tax. Value Added Tax (VAT) is submitted on a monthly basis, whereas Personal Income Tax (IRP) is filed annually in accordance with regulatory requirements.
The service primarily addresses VAT (IVA) and Personal Income Tax (IRP). The scope of coverage is adapted based on the individual’s income level and the corresponding tax obligations applicable to their structure.
Centralized management refers to the full coordination of accounting processes within a single service framework. This approach eliminates the need to engage multiple providers and reduces the time and complexity associated with managing tax procedures independently.
Failure to meet tax obligations correctly may result in financial penalties, administrative sanctions, suspension or blocking of the RUC, and continued exposure to future tax-related issues that may be more complex and costly to resolve.
Tax obligations vary depending on income levels, and therefore service plans are structured to align with actual requirements. This ensures that each client receives an appropriate level of support without introducing unnecessary complexity into the structure.
Ongoing monitoring involves continuous supervision of the tax position, control of upcoming filing deadlines, and oversight of compliance status to ensure that all obligations are met in a timely and accurate manner.
Common issues typically arise from inadequate management rather than the tax framework itself. These include failure to file due to lack of activity, late submission of required filings, misinterpretation of IRP applicability, and maintaining disorganized or inconsistent accounting records.
Maintaining an active and compliant RUC is essential to ensure continuity of operations and to avoid administrative restrictions or future compliance issues arising from unmet obligations.
The primary objective is to maintain accounting operations within a clear, structured, and continuous framework, ensuring full compliance while reducing exposure to errors, delays, and potential tax-related risks.
