NewzA recent report indicates that 69% of small and medium-sized enterprises in Peru perceive a significant imbalance between their tax contributions to the Superintendencia Nacional de Aduanas y de Administración Tributaria (SUNAT) and the services received from the state. These businesses identify tax oversight and fiscalization as primary obstacles in their ongoing relationship with the Peruvian government.
This sentiment reflects broader concerns among the business sector regarding the efficiency and perceived value of state-provided services in exchange for tax obligations. The data highlights a disconnect between the fiscal demands placed on these companies and the tangible benefits they experience in return.
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