Law 1607 Of 2012, Another Tributary Reform that did Not Generate the Expected Impact

  • Margarita María Uribe Álvarez Universidad de San Buenaventura
Keywords: Taxes,, equity,, costs,, employment.

Abstract

This article shows the real effect of the law 1607 of 2012 on industrial enterprises of the Metropolitan Area of the Aburra Valley, regarding the decrease in the cost of labor and the generation of formal employment; the Colombian legislation was consulted and ten accountants were surveyed in order to analyze the effects of the law. The research shows that the decrease of 13.5% on the cost of labor obligations, established by law, only reduced 1.18% the cost of labor, without generating formal employment. It also shows that the income tax for equity (CREE), is useful both for companies with many employees and the State itself.

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Author Biography

Margarita María Uribe Álvarez, Universidad de San Buenaventura

Magíster en Administración. Especialista en Gerencia Estratégica de Costos y Contadora Pública de la Universidad EAFIT. Docente en el posgrado de Finanzas de la Universidad EAFIT y de pregrado en la Fundación
Universitaria ESUMER. Profesora investigadora de tiempo completo de la Universidad de San Buenaventura
- Sede Medellín, hasta noviembre 30 de 2015.

Published
2019-07-29
How to Cite
Uribe Álvarez, M. M. (2019). Law 1607 Of 2012, Another Tributary Reform that did Not Generate the Expected Impact. Revista De Economía & Administración, 13(1), 20-34. Retrieved from https://revistas.uao.edu.co/ojs/index.php/REYA/article/view/3
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