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Corporate travel in Colombia, have grown 15 percent between 2022 and 2021according to figures provided by Cabify, in its first 'Annual Barometer for companies' in which it analyzed the main trends in corporate mobility. The analysis indicates that an average corporate user travels for work 8.7 times in a month, registers 100 km and spends 4.5 hours in corporate transportation. This means that in a year, an average person logs 470 kilometers and stays 12 hours.The days of the week that most business trips are made are Wednesday, Thursday and Fridaythe latter being the day with the most journeys. As…

In the economic sphere, the misery it tends to arise from high inflation, high borrowing costs and unemployment.He Hanke Annual Misery Index (HAMI, for its acronym in English) is in charge of carrying out this measurement, since comparing the economic metrics of different countries can offer a vision of where they are in the global panorama. The HAMI is a measure developed by Steve H Hanke, economist and professor at Johns Hopkins University.This measure is increased by unemployment, inflation, bank lending rates, and real GDP per capita growth to determine a country's level of misery.(Keep reading: Inflation is down, but…

According to the Directorate of National Taxes and Customs, Dian is expected that at least 4.8 million Colombians file income statements in the second semester.In the second half of 2023, the last deadlines will be met to present the tax obligation of natural persons, The term begins on August 9 and will run until October 19. The income statement must be submitted if the gross assets at the end of the taxable year 2022 were equal to or greater than 171'018,000 pesos, but in that assets, according to the Dian there are some assets that are not included. The entity…

The telecommunications company Colombia Móvil SA (Tigo) received from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Invest a standby letter of credit that works as a flexible guarantee financial instrument, for a value of 197,400 million pesos, approximately US$47.5 million, so that the company can expand and improve telecommunications in small municipalities of the country. The idea is that the project provides mobile broadband to 915 rural areas who are currently without coverage, offering them digital connectivity and helping to close the rural-urban access gap.According to Tigo's accounts, some 340 municipalities in the country will go from having basic 3G broadband to…