New head of tax at Martinot Abogados

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New head of tax at Martinot Abogados

Ana Luz Bandini

Martinot Abogados has hired Ana Luz Bandini to head its tax practice in Peru.

Before joining Martinot Abogados, Bandini was a partner in the tax and legal division at Deloitte & Touch in Peru. She also led the International Core of Excellence of the international tax practice at Deloitte Tax in New York. 

In 2005, Bandini was a senior tax advisor at EY in Peru and in 2004, she was an associate at Ferrero  Abogados. 

Bandini specialises in corporate and indirect taxes as well as international tax matters such as the structuring of cross-border transactions in a broad range of industries.  

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