Recaudaci\u00f3n tributaria de Aduanas aument\u00f3 un 8% y alcanz\u00f3 US$17.829 millones en 2025<\/a><\/p>\n\nAccording to the 2025 Statistical Yearbook from the National Customs Service -available at www.aduana.cl-, Chile\u2019s global trade reached $189.132 billion, reflecting an overall increase of 8%, with imports rising by 9.5% and exports by 6.6%.<\/p>\n
\u00abThis work of monitoring and oversight, conducted by Customs officials on goods entering and leaving the country through maritime, air, and land borders, resulted in a customs tax collection of $17.829 billion, an 8% increase compared to 2024,\u00bb the agency stated in a press release.<\/p>\n
This figure represents approximately 29% of the total tax revenue for the country and about 5% of Chile\u2019s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), resources that help fund and implement various government public policies.<\/p>\n
According to data compiled by the Statistical and Economic Analysis Unit of the Customs Studies Department, July marked the month with the highest customs tax collection, totaling $1.735 billion.<\/p>\n
Breaking it down, the most significant amount pertains to Value Added Tax (VAT), with $16.009.8 million and an 89.8% share, showing an increase of 7.5% from the previous year.<\/p>\n
Next is the diesel tax, which reached $737.9 million with a 4.1% share, reflecting a 24.1% growth.<\/p>\n
Ad valorem duties also contributed, totaling $650.7 million and accounting for 3.6% of collections, representing a 17.9% rise compared to 2024.<\/p>\n
Finally, automotive gasoline taxes reached $293 million, making up 1.6% of the total.<\/p>\n
View the 2025 Statistical Yearbook of the National Customs Service here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.elciudadano.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/Aduana-Aeropuerto-04-2023-1024x755.jpg\")
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