Corporate income tax for Chile (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
Chile · tax year 2025 · changed 25 Jun 2026
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Overview of First Category Tax
Chile taxes corporate profits via the First Category Tax (Impuesto de Primera Categoria, FCT), which is partly integrated with shareholders' personal/Additional Tax. SMEs use the simplified ProPyme regime with a temporarily reduced rate. Draft figures for accountant review.
Standard corporate income tax rate (semi-integrated regime)
27%LIR Art. 20 / Art. 14 A — regimen semi-integradoView source ↗
ProPyme (SME) regime rate, 2025
12.5%LIR Art. 14 D — Regimen ProPyme; Ley 21.578 (transitory reduction)View source ↗
ProPyme regime baseline rate (outside the temporary reduction)
25%LIR Art. 14 D — Regimen ProPymeView source ↗
ProPyme eligibility threshold
Average annual gross income over the last 3 years not exceeding 75,000 UFLIR Art. 14 DView source ↗
Tax base
Net taxable profit (Renta Liquida Imponible) — worldwide income for resident companies, with deduction of necessary business expenses and inflation adjustment (correccion monetaria)LIR Art. 29-33 — determinacion de la RLIView source ↗
Integration with shareholder tax
Semi-integrated regime: shareholders credit 65% of the FCT paid against their IGC/Additional Tax (full 100% credit under treaties)LIR Art. 14 A / Art. 56 No. 3 / Art. 63View source ↗
Withholding tax on dividends to non-residents
35%LIR Art. 58 No. 2 — Impuesto AdicionalView source ↗
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