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Using Treaties and Holding Companies for Latin American Tax Planning
WorldTrade Executive In, April 2009, Pages: 304
Using Treaties and Holding Companies for Latin American Tax Planning: Third Edition has been newly revised to help you navigate treaty planning in the dynamic Latin American marketplace. You'll find details on tax consolidation regimes and holding companies as investment vehicles. Plus you'll find insight into technical assistance as well as royalty and service payments.
The newly revised report details planning opportunities for:
- Argentina
- Brazil
- The Caribbean
- Chile
- Colombia
- Mexico
- Venezuela
Plus, you'll find answers and insights to help you take advantage of tax treaties and save significant tax costs. Just some of the chapters in this must-read resource include:
- Cross Border Financing Alive and Well, but Tax Compliance Tightens in Latin America
- Managing the Withholding Tax Burden in Latin America
- An Examination of Tax Developments Affecting M&A in Argentina
- Recent Changes in Tax Legislation in Brazil Broaden the Concept of Tax Havens
- Barbados and the U.S. Sign Second Protocol to the 1984 Income Tax Treaty
- Chile’s Holding Company Regime
- New Protocol to the Mexico/Netherlands Tax Treaty
- Transfer Pricing Adjustments in Mexico - Analysis of the Tax Implications for Multinational Companies
- A Practical Guide to Avoid Creating a Permanent Establishment Through an Independent Agent in Mexico
- The Luxembourg-Trinidad and Tobago Income Tax Convention
- Venezuela: Tax and Financial Planning for the Uncertain
- Structuring Latin American Investments via Spanish ETVE Holding Company
- MNCs Reorganizing Their Regional Structure Need to Consider Capital Gains Issues
- Interpreting Technical Assistance Services Under Mexican Tax Law
If you need to minimize your tax burden for your Latin American operations, you can't afford to miss out on Using Treaties and Holding Companies for Latin American Tax Planning.
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