Nice resource. I would say however that only fools pay the ‘expected’ taxes in Colombia. Everyone underreports and has ways of navigating it, for businesses or houses. 95% of the businesses are off the books and informal, unregistered. It’s even better outside the main cities.

An informal economy and people are prepared to ’interpret’ the rules, is what you want. It’s not ideal, but it’s robust and maleable to the politics of government. They’ve had their civil war and are stronger for it. Just like El Salvador, I see a great future for Colombia. Their currency will strengthen/double against the dollar this decade IMHO. They have had a bit of a drag, because of the Venezuelan immigration but hopefully their brothers are through the worst of their troubles now.