Impostos e conformidade
Resident treatment: Uruguayan official guidance (DGI) states IRPF taxes labor income and, after legal changes, also includes certain foreign capital returns; this supports partial foreign-income taxation rather than full exemption. Non-resident treatment: DGI IRNR guidance taxes non-residents on Uruguayan-source income only, with category rates. Residency trigger: official BCU guidance lists tax residence where permanence in Uruguay exceeds 183 days in the civil year. Employee social contribution: BPS rate schedule shows personal retirement/unemployment components totaling 18.125% in standard cases. Assumptions: residency trigger is encoded as 184 to represent the legal threshold of more than 183 days in the civil year; employee social contribution rate reflects standard dependent-worker components published by BPS. Confidence: high (all core tax and contribution items from official Uruguayan institutions).
Custo e infraestrutura
- Monthly cost baseline: $1,321
- Rent (1BR city center): $540
- Internet: $41
- Coworking: Data not published
Method (USD, LivingCost country table, retrieved 2026-02-27): poor=1294.39 (without-rent basket + cheap 1BR + one-person utility bill + internet), average=1321.35 (LivingCost 'Total with rent'), comfortable=1429.26 (without-rent basket + city-center 1BR + one-person utility bill + internet). monthly_cost_single_usd is set to the average baseline. City coverage on source page: 15. Confidence: medium (crowdsourced, country-level averages).