As Latin American countries increasingly align with the OECD, transfer pricing (TP) remains a hot topic, while jurisdictions continue to introduce tax reforms in the wake of COVID-19. ITR’s correspondents offer an overview.
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Sponsored by QCG Transfer Pricing PracticeJesús Aldrin Rojas of QCG Transfer Pricing Practice explains how transfer pricing (TP) in Latin America is evolving to align with OECD guidelines, and how the global tax agreement on pillar one and pillar two could affect the region. -
Sponsored by Baker McKenzieAlberto Maturana, Ciro Meza, Martin Barreiro and Rolando Ramírez-Gastón of Baker McKenzie and Clarissa Machado of Trench Rossi Watanabe provide tax updates from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Mexico and Venezuela.
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Sponsored by Galicia AbogadosDenise Lester and Edson Uribe of Galicia Abogados address the evolution of the substance‑over‑form principle in the resolution of Mexican tax controversies and disputes.
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Sponsored by Deloitte Central AmericaSimón Somohano, Vicente Fuentes, Mario Roberto Coyoy González, Roberto Revel-Chion, and Juan Alberto Mendoza of Deloitte review transfer pricing (TP) developments in Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Panama, and Dominican Republic.
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Sponsored by Deloitte BrazilCarlos Ayub of Deloitte Brazil discusses how planned accession to the OECD will affect transfer pricing (TP) in Brazil, and also provides an update on the consequences of discontinuing the Libor rate.
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Sponsored by Deloitte ChileThe transfer pricing (TP) audit environments in Argentina and Chile show no sign of relaxing. Silvana Blanco and Vanesa Lanciotti of Deloitte set out how to enter the audit in a position of strength.
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Sponsored by Deloitte Andean StatesColombia, Peru, and Venezuela have taken steps to update their tax legislation, suggesting that the Andean states are paying closer attention to compliance, write Bruno Urrieta Farías, Jenny Morón and Iliana Salcedo of Deloitte.
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Sponsored by Copper WolfInternational mergers and acquisitions (M&A) involve special considerations, including when it comes to tax, as Mario Castillo and David Adame of Copper Wolf explain.
