Tax Amnesty

The National Congress extended amnesty programs for tax, municipal, vehicle, Social Security, water, and electricity obligations through December 31, 2026, to give Hondurans more time to settle arrears amid economic hardship.

Honduras's tax authority is offering amnesty through October 12 for taxpayers to regularize overdue obligations under Decree 07-2026 without fines, interest, or surcharges for unpaid taxes and filings due by December 31, 2025.

Honduras's tax authority is offering taxpayers a chance to settle overdue tax obligations without penalties, interest, or surcharges under Decree 07-2026, available through October 12.

Congress voted to grant Tigo and Claro, Honduras's two dominant mobile carriers, a tax amnesty on telecom regulatory debts in a September 1 session, but lawmakers from the Free and Liberal parties say the reconsideration vote violated procedure and lacked the required quorum.

Honduras is offering a tax amnesty for registered cars, motorcycles, and other vehicles that allows owners to settle overdue payments quickly and with fewer bureaucratic hurdles.

Congress approved Decree 78-2026, extending amnesty deadlines for unpaid taxes, social-security contributions, municipal fees, and water and sanitation bills, allowing businesses and citizens to regularize outstanding obligations.

Honduras's tax authority (SAR) is offering individuals and businesses a chance to settle back taxes by paying only the amount owed, with penalties, interest, and surcharges waived, available through June 15.

Under Decree 07-2026, Honduras's tax authority (SAR) is waiving penalties, interest, and surcharges for taxpayers who regularize obligations that were due through December 31, 2025, with the amnesty window open until June 15, 2026.