Argentina

June 22, 2015

Carlos Iannucci

Deloitte Argentina

Florida 234, 5th floor

Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, C1005AAF

Argentina

Tel: +54 11 4320 2736

Email: ciannucci@deloitte.com

Website: www.deloitte.com

Carlos Iannucci is the Tax & Legal managing partner of the Deloitte member firm network in Latin America. He has more than 30 years' experience in serving multinational and major local companies. He has developed extensive experience in corporate and international tax issues, and also acts as lead tax partner for large consumer, manufacturing, and oil and gas industry clients.

He is a regular lecturer at business institutions, universities and professional entities in different tax matters and is in charge of the tax subject at the Business Administration course of the Argentine Catholic University.

He also contributes to a number of specialised technical publications and has been consistently listed among the leading tax advisers in Argentina since 1998 in different market surveys (International Tax Review, Mondaq).

Carlos is a certified public accountant, graduated from the Argentine Catholic University's School of Economics, and is a member of the Argentine Fiscal Association and the International Fiscal Association.

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