Colombia tax reform falls short of OECD standards despite rescue law

Colombia's new 'Rescue Law' introduces changes to address tax system weaknesses relative to OECD benchmarks, but significant gaps persist. The reform targets some deficiencies but fails to fully align with OECD standards, leaving structural issues unresolved. This matters as it affects Colombia's fiscal credibility and investment climate.

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