Supreme Decree No. 5727 puts deadlines on ministries and freezes the state companies the government decides to wind up, but sets no date for the final decision and gives no notice to those who do business with them
Administrative · Government Contracts · Corporate & Commercial
Board Resolution No. 142/2026 of the Central Bank of Bolivia removes the ceiling on banks' dollar selling prices and changes the official-rate formula, which still measures only what banks pay
Supreme Decree No. 5708 extends the Law No. 1733 tax regularisation deadline to 31 December 2026. We examine what changes, what remains unchanged and how it compares with ordinary payment facilities.
Tax · Administrative · International Trade & Customs
Administrative Resolution UIF/075/2026 places 14,763 lawyers, accountants and real estate providers into Bolivia’s reporting-entity registration process and gives them 90 days to confirm or seek an exemption.
Administrative · Corporate & Commercial · Criminal · Real Estate
RND 102600000033 doubles the maximum term of Bolivia’s tax payment facilities from 30 to 60 months. We examine what changes for taxpayers, what remains unchanged and which debts can benefit.
Supreme Decree No. 5690 creates Bolivia’s National Registry of Real Estate Service Providers, while leaving its operational rules to a ministerial resolution due within 30 business days.
Chambers and Partners recognises Partner and Head of Intellectual Property Paula Bauer in its Latin America 2027 guide for Intellectual Property in Bolivia.
Supreme Decree No. 5676 introduces a Reference Price for Diesel sold to Direct Clients, GRACOS and Direct Users, while keeping fixed prices for other consumers.
Supreme Decree No. 5675 reshapes Bolivia’s Executive Branch and builds legal continuity into a ninety-day institutional transition whose real test will be operational.
Administrative · Government Contracts · Litigation & Dispute Resolution
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Board Resolution No. 117/2026 establishes the rules under which Bolivia’s Central Bank will buy and sell US dollars from and to financial institutions.
Supreme Decree No. 5666 simplifies the licensing regime for satellite services, unifies service and frequency authorisations, and establishes a clearer basis for annual regulatory payments.
ASFI has created a dedicated category of collective investment vehicle for capital pursuing environmental and social objectives alongside financial return. The framework is the first of its kind in Bolivia.
The decree closes the list of deductions that may be applied to public sector salaries. Anything outside the enumerated categories now requires express legal basis or documented individual consent.
Private operators may now import diesel and gasoline directly. The decree ends a long-standing state monopoly on fuel importation and creates a licensing route for private participation.
Hydrocarbons · Energy · International Trade & Customs