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Mexico and Argentina attack foreign digital service providers

Mattias Cruz Cano
September 22, 2020
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Digital services providers are seeing more aggression in LATAM

Mexico has threatened to block foreign digital players over VAT non-compliance, while Argentina’s foreign exchange (FX) restrictions mean companies can reduce their tax liabilities by billing in the local currency.

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