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Extracted claims (9)
- On 2026-02-19, Resolution 41/2026 exempted natural and legal persons from customs duty on imports of photovoltaic solar systems, parts and key components.
- Resolution 373/2025 modified accounting standard NEC 17 on foreign-currency operations resulting from the exchange market, and Resolution 374/2025 excluded certain financial income from the taxable base of corporate profits tax in relation to the exchange rate established by the Banco Central de Cuba.
- In 2026, Cuba exceptionally authorized the import, without commercial character and exempt from customs duty, of food, toiletries, medicines and medical supplies as accompanied baggage by passengers.
- An Extraordinary Official Gazette item for 2025 established centrally and temporarily the maximum wholesale and retail prices for regulated sales of rice and beans for consumption.
- Official Gazette No. 32 of 2026-04-08 published Decree 127 on budgeted institutions and complementary legal norms from ministers and other authorities.
- Official Gazette No. 37 of 2026-04-29 published Resolution 86 of 2026-04-08, establishing a procedure for attention, supervision and control of bookkeeping activity carried out by self-employed workers and other non-state economic actors as obligated subjects in anti-money laundering, counter-terrorism financing and proliferation financing efforts.
- The ministry describes the economic, commercial, financial and energy blockade of the United States government against the Cuban people as having worsened, aggravated by executive orders of 29 January and 1 March.
- On 2026-05-21, Official Gazette No. 45 published Resolution No. 114 of 2026, dated 2026-05-06, which updates the tariff for buying electricity delivered to the national power system by non-residential and residential producers using renewable energy to 90.00 CUP/kWh.
- The Ministry of Finance and Prices says it is the Cuban state body that proposes and, once approved, directs and controls financial, budgetary, tax, accounting, treasury, asset, price and public credit policies, along with insurance-related policies, to improve the management and quality of public services.