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  • Ladana Edwards
  • Iris Burgstaller
  • Ronit Bachar
  • Effie Adamidou
  • The most significant change is the sheer volume of it. I've been an international tax adviser to large multinational companies for over 30 years and never seen anything like the pace of change we are experiencing now. In the last 12 months we have had the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive (ATAD), Multinational Instrument (MLI), US tax reform and the taxation of the digital economy, to name but a few of the changes to the international tax framework. All of these have a cascade and multiplying effect into domestic legislation.
  • Sonia Louzir
  • Irene Atmawijaya
  • One of the most recent changes, and one that has occurred in several Latin American countries, is the transformation of the fiscal and customs operational and reporting platforms to become electronic. A new legislative foundation has been issued to support the automation of both operational and tax audit procedures and to establish the rights and requirements of both the taxpayer and relevant authorities.
  • Lucy Cruz de Quiñones
  • Carla Coghi