In recent years, the number of enquiries received by the Chilean tax authority regarding the impact in Chile from international and cross-border reorganisations has grown exponentially, write Santiago López and Stephanie Chacra of PwC Chile. Indeed, in past international updates we have reported how the Chilean IRS has been formulating uniform criteria for this purpose.
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