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🚨 A company from Tarragona is said to have moved €53.6 million in a suspected money-laundering scheme linked to drug trafficking.
The UDEF traced part of the funds converted into USDT to wallets related to criminal organizations.
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The UDEF traced part of the funds converted into USDT to wallets related to criminal organizations.
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Businesspeople may travel to Europe before the end of the year: They work toward goals related to production and exports
Felipe Capozzolo, president of Fedecámaras, said that the Venezuelan Association of Exporters will periodically provide statistical data on Venezuela’s imports and exports.
The Federation of Chambers and Trade and Production Associations of Venezuela (Fedecámaras) and the Venezuelan Association of Exporters (AVEX) recently signed a memorandum of understanding, with the aim of working on new projects related to Venezuela’s production and export capacity.
In that regard, Felipe Capozzolo, president of Fedecámaras, said on his social media that there is the possibility—before the end of this year—of organizing a trip to Europe focused on “new goals.”
The document was signed by the presidents of Fedecámaras, Felipe Capozzolo, and AVEX, Gustavo González Velutini, who expressed their satisfaction with the benefits this agreement will bring to both business organizations.
Capozzolo added that the memorandum of understanding includes that the Venezuelan export sector will periodically provide Fedecámaras with statistical information on imports and exports of Venezuela.
He also said they will have to provide data on the relevant figures for the Venezuelan products most in demand abroad.
“This data will be used to feed the exports segment of the Panorama Bulletin, developed by Fedecámaras’ Economic Analysis Unit, which provides a complete overview of the economy’s performance,” he added.
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Felipe Capozzolo, president of Fedecámaras, said that the Venezuelan Association of Exporters will periodically provide statistical data on Venezuela’s imports and exports.
The Federation of Chambers and Trade and Production Associations of Venezuela (Fedecámaras) and the Venezuelan Association of Exporters (AVEX) recently signed a memorandum of understanding, with the aim of working on new projects related to Venezuela’s production and export capacity.
In that regard, Felipe Capozzolo, president of Fedecámaras, said on his social media that there is the possibility—before the end of this year—of organizing a trip to Europe focused on “new goals.”
The document was signed by the presidents of Fedecámaras, Felipe Capozzolo, and AVEX, Gustavo González Velutini, who expressed their satisfaction with the benefits this agreement will bring to both business organizations.
Capozzolo added that the memorandum of understanding includes that the Venezuelan export sector will periodically provide Fedecámaras with statistical information on imports and exports of Venezuela.
He also said they will have to provide data on the relevant figures for the Venezuelan products most in demand abroad.
“This data will be used to feed the exports segment of the Panorama Bulletin, developed by Fedecámaras’ Economic Analysis Unit, which provides a complete overview of the economy’s performance,” he added.
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Attentive: Requirements to obtain the RIF for entrepreneurs
The Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship helps Venezuelan entrepreneurs to formalize their businesses, and to process everything related to permits and authorizations necessary to open a commercial premises.
In Venezuela, entrepreneurs have the ability to issue the Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship free of charge, by registering their personal data and their business venture through the “emprender juntos” web portal.
This certificate grants legal status to the venture and is valid for three (3) years. Once that document expires, the entrepreneur must formalize their venture with the Commercial Registry in accordance with the legal forms established in the Commercial Code (sole proprietorship or a corporation), as set forth in the Law for the Promotion and Development of New Entrepreneurship.
Once the entrepreneur registers as an Entrepreneur and the system issues the Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship, the next step is to formalize with SENIAT the zone where the venture is located, and to register the Tax Information Registry (RIF).
The requirements to obtain an entrepreneur’s RIF in Venezuela are as follows:
1.- Copy of the entrepreneur’s ID card.
2.- Personal RIF of the entrepreneur.
3.- RIF registration form.
4.- Proof of residence letter, utility payment receipt, or rental contract.
5.- Certificate of the national registry of entrepreneurship.
The Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship is an option for those entrepreneurs who are just starting their commercial activities and have little capital.
This certificate helps them formalize their businesses, process everything related to permits and authorizations necessary to open a commercial premises, and apply for financing plans from public or private banks.
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The Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship helps Venezuelan entrepreneurs to formalize their businesses, and to process everything related to permits and authorizations necessary to open a commercial premises.
In Venezuela, entrepreneurs have the ability to issue the Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship free of charge, by registering their personal data and their business venture through the “emprender juntos” web portal.
This certificate grants legal status to the venture and is valid for three (3) years. Once that document expires, the entrepreneur must formalize their venture with the Commercial Registry in accordance with the legal forms established in the Commercial Code (sole proprietorship or a corporation), as set forth in the Law for the Promotion and Development of New Entrepreneurship.
Once the entrepreneur registers as an Entrepreneur and the system issues the Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship, the next step is to formalize with SENIAT the zone where the venture is located, and to register the Tax Information Registry (RIF).
The requirements to obtain an entrepreneur’s RIF in Venezuela are as follows:
1.- Copy of the entrepreneur’s ID card.
2.- Personal RIF of the entrepreneur.
3.- RIF registration form.
4.- Proof of residence letter, utility payment receipt, or rental contract.
5.- Certificate of the national registry of entrepreneurship.
The Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship is an option for those entrepreneurs who are just starting their commercial activities and have little capital.
This certificate helps them formalize their businesses, process everything related to permits and authorizations necessary to open a commercial premises, and apply for financing plans from public or private banks.
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Román Maniglia: Modernization, digitization and automation are the pillars of the new tax model
Román Maniglia, superintendent of the National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (Seniat), emphasized that an action roadmap must be set «to simplify procedures and facilitate the formalization of all sectors» of the country
The superintendent of the National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (Seniat), Román Maniglia, reported that they have begun working roundtables with professionals from the tax and customs directorates across the country, «so that we can get on the same wavelength and learn about the opportunities that will make tax collection more efficient and effective» for the nation.
In this regard, he noted on his social networks that they have begun «the great challenge» at the helm of Seniat with a vision to transform the tax and customs model through modernization, digitization and automation, to create a new tax culture that contributes to the prosperity and growth of the country.
He said that an action roadmap must be set «to simplify procedures and facilitate the formalization of all sectors while we increase tax revenue».
Inspection of the main customs ports
On another matter, Román Maniglia highlighted that they began inspecting the country’s main customs ports, starting in La Guaira, which—given the effects of the devastating double earthquake—«we have joined in a single spirit of solidarity to together build that rebirth of hope for our beloved Venezuela».
«Everything for the country, for our people, for their well-being, and to keep forging the path of prosperity,» he said, adding that «we must work with efficiency, transparency, transformation—in change and in digital automation».
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Román Maniglia, superintendent of the National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (Seniat), emphasized that an action roadmap must be set «to simplify procedures and facilitate the formalization of all sectors» of the country
The superintendent of the National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (Seniat), Román Maniglia, reported that they have begun working roundtables with professionals from the tax and customs directorates across the country, «so that we can get on the same wavelength and learn about the opportunities that will make tax collection more efficient and effective» for the nation.
In this regard, he noted on his social networks that they have begun «the great challenge» at the helm of Seniat with a vision to transform the tax and customs model through modernization, digitization and automation, to create a new tax culture that contributes to the prosperity and growth of the country.
He said that an action roadmap must be set «to simplify procedures and facilitate the formalization of all sectors while we increase tax revenue».
Inspection of the main customs ports
On another matter, Román Maniglia highlighted that they began inspecting the country’s main customs ports, starting in La Guaira, which—given the effects of the devastating double earthquake—«we have joined in a single spirit of solidarity to together build that rebirth of hope for our beloved Venezuela».
«Everything for the country, for our people, for their well-being, and to keep forging the path of prosperity,» he said, adding that «we must work with efficiency, transparency, transformation—in change and in digital automation».
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Reuters: Oil companies rush to adapt contracts to the new legal framework in Venezuela
The migration to the new legal framework involves around two dozen foreign and local companies, including the U.S. oil company Chevron, Spain’s Repsol, and Italy’s Eni.
The Ministry of Oil reportedly told partners of Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) that it will keep the July 28 deadline to migrate oil and gas contracts to the new legal framework approved earlier this year.
According to Reuters, sources close to the matter said this decision “pressures” executives to complete negotiations over the terms.
Around two dozen companies, both domestic and international, including Chevron, Repsol and Eni, must migrate to the new legal framework that governs oil and gas.
However, the sources told the international outlet that companies entering Venezuela for the first time “do not have a specific deadline” to negotiate and agree on the contract terms, following preliminary agreements signed since the beginning of this year.
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The migration to the new legal framework involves around two dozen foreign and local companies, including the U.S. oil company Chevron, Spain’s Repsol, and Italy’s Eni.
The Ministry of Oil reportedly told partners of Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) that it will keep the July 28 deadline to migrate oil and gas contracts to the new legal framework approved earlier this year.
According to Reuters, sources close to the matter said this decision “pressures” executives to complete negotiations over the terms.
Around two dozen companies, both domestic and international, including Chevron, Repsol and Eni, must migrate to the new legal framework that governs oil and gas.
However, the sources told the international outlet that companies entering Venezuela for the first time “do not have a specific deadline” to negotiate and agree on the contract terms, following preliminary agreements signed since the beginning of this year.
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Seaborne Compute: Samsung will develop a floating data center of 50 MW by 2028 🚢
Samsung is designing a highly unconventional approach to infrastructure design, aiming to deploy a 50 MW floating data center in 2028.
The company plans to install server groups on a specialized coastal barge, using seawater through a closed-loop system for cooling.
This approach protects sensitive hardware from salt corrosion, while at the same time eliminating the consumption of precious fresh water.
#Samsung #japon #tecnologías #empresas #Inversiones $SAMSUNG
Samsung is designing a highly unconventional approach to infrastructure design, aiming to deploy a 50 MW floating data center in 2028.
The company plans to install server groups on a specialized coastal barge, using seawater through a closed-loop system for cooling.
This approach protects sensitive hardware from salt corrosion, while at the same time eliminating the consumption of precious fresh water.
#Samsung #japon #tecnologías #empresas #Inversiones $SAMSUNG
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