Call center incentives and the bilingual talent bottleneck
- Sectors and investment opportunities
- Call centers and BPO
- not audited
Decree 29-89 explicitly covers call centers: a 10-year income tax exemption and suspension of import duties, according to Concilia GT; the primary legal text is available through SICE/OAS. The honest constraint is the limited supply of bilingual talent: the sector's job fairs offer English scholarships alongside the vacancies (Guatemala.com, 2024).
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- Income tax exemption under Decree 29-89 (call centers)
- 10 years + suspension of import taxes
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