Following tighter US sanctions and a significant drop in oil revenue, Venezuela’s government is increasing taxes and public service fees on the private sector ... this policy change will make ...

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Venezuela hikes taxes to offset oil revenue loss Private sector faces audits, fines, and increased fees, sources say Conindustria survey: 77% cite taxes as main business obstacle June 2 (Reuters ...

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(Reuters) -Venezuela's government is increasing taxes and public service charges on the private sector to compensate for declining oil revenue after tighter U.S. sanctions, according to business ...

The resilience comes despite a hard stop to licenses that previously allowed U.S. and European firms to legally engage with Venezuela’s sanctioned oil sector. May 27 marked the final deadline ...

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Chevron accounted for almost a quarter of Venezuela’s oil production, the country’s most important industry and biggest source of foreign currency. “PDVSA has a plan to keep producing oil ...