Documentation

1. What is Limini?

Limini is where experts log their activities —talks, mentoring, volunteering, press and more—, manage their services and finances, and back their results with corporate validation from clients and verifiable audience feedback.

2. Log an activity

In the dashboard, go to Activities → New activity. Use quick add (name, type, date and value) and fill the rest later with "More details": description, tags, location, people impacted, images, documents and links. An activity can be free (value 0) or paid.

3. Activity types

Corporate talk, volunteering, interview, press, advisory, event participation or other. The type is extensible: add your own.

4. Client and corporate validation

Link the activity to a client: a company or a contact. If the client is a company with a registered website, you can request corporate validation. Only a contact of that company whose email matches the site domain (e.g. andres@codelco.cl for codelco.cl) can validate. Once validated, the activity is marked "validated". Companies with personal domains (gmail, hotmail, etc.) cannot validate.

5. Public feedback (QR)

Each activity can enable a public page with a QR code. Share it with the audience to collect direct feedback about the activity, on top of corporate validation.

6. Services and finances

Publish your priced services. Issue charges with installments and log income and expenses, which you can link to each activity to know the real economic result of what you do.

7. Events (secondary unit)

Event management remains available as a complementary feature, with tickets, sessions and attendees.

8. Who issues the document and who withholds the tax (Chile)

Limini does not issue tax documents on your behalf: the document is always issued by whoever provides the service, and it is addressed to their client. If you are an individual, that document is your electronic fee receipt (boleta de honorarios electrónica) and it carries no VAT. What changes depending on who hires you is not how much tax you pay, but who pays it in and when. Example, a CLP 500,000 talk in 2026. The figures below cover the tax only: they do not include Limini commission or the payment provider commission, which are deducted separately when the charge goes through the platform —the detail is on Pricing. If an individual hires you, you issue your receipt for CLP 500,000 and nobody deducts the tax when paying you: you are the one who declares and pays the 15.25% —CLP 76,250— in your Formulario 29, by the 20th of the following month if you declare and pay online (the base legal deadline is the 12th). If a company hires you, it is required to withhold that same 15.25% and pay it to the SII for you, so out of the CLP 500,000 fee it transfers you CLP 423,750 and the tax is already covered; in March of the following year it must give you a certificate of what was withheld, and it is worth asking for it because you need it for your annual tax return. If you carry a State zero-rate loan, the withholding is 3 points higher. Today a charge through Limini does not perform the withholding: if your corporate client must withhold, that part is agreed and settled outside the platform. And it is worth knowing what that 15.25% is: it is not a tax that disappears, it generally funds your health, pension (AFP) and Ley 21.133 insurance contributions —there are exceptions, for instance if you are retired or already contribute as an employee—, and the remainder, if anything is left after covering your contributions and your annual tax, comes back to you in the annual tax return. Spending it does not leave you with a debt to the SII: it leaves you without contributions. That rate is the 2026 one and the law raises it gradually in the following years.

Notice. General information about Chilean rules in force in 2026. It is not tax or accounting advice, it does not take your particular situation into account, and it may become outdated. Confirm your case with your accountant or directly with the SII.

9. If you charge through a company (Chile)

The rules change, and they are not the same for every legal form. A professional partnership still taxed under second category issues a fee receipt, is VAT-exempt, and is subject to withholding when a company hires it. A professional partnership that elected first category issues an exempt invoice or receipt and is not withheld from. An SpA, an EIRL or a sole proprietorship issue an invoice or receipt, are not withheld from, and whether VAT applies depends on the content of the service: a talk, a course or a seminar may be exempt, while advisory, consulting or mentoring services usually are not. If you sell a package mixing both without separating the values, the whole total may become taxable. Which of these cases is yours cannot be inferred from the company legal name or from the service label at first sight: confirm it with your accountant before invoicing.

Notice. General information about Chilean rules in force in 2026. It is not tax or accounting advice, it does not take your particular situation into account, and it may become outdated. Confirm your case with your accountant or directly with the SII.