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Merchants of La Guaira have not recovered from the earthquakes and now suffer tax debts

Business owners in La Guaira, affected by the June 24 earthquakes, are still struggling with tax debts despite difficulties in reactivating their businesses.

Businesses in La Guaira affected by June 24 earthquakes continue to accumulate tax obligations.

Only municipal extensions have been granted, not a national decree with special measures.

The Tax Code includes mechanisms for force majeure situations, but sanctions for delays persist.

Municipal taxes and parafiscal contributions are generating debts for companies with no income.

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