Research and insights

Published research, policy analysis and practical context for cross-border tax questions.

Jurisdiction: LatAm

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• Argentina: Navigating Gain-Tax Deadline Shifts and What to Do About Them — Recent changes in Argentina's tax deadlines offer relief for many taxpayers—this article helps individuals and legal entities adjust their schedules and plan accordingly.
• SIRE Enforcement Relief in Peru: What Contribuyentes Need to Know Now — A newly published SUNAT resolution expands discretionary relief for certain electronic book and records infractions—understand which ones apply, key deadlines, and how to avoid penalties.
• Entity Setup: Choosing the Right Legal Structure for Latin America Operations — Selecting the most advantageous corporate structure in Latin America determines tax burden, ease of compliance, and exposure—this article guides you through key country comparisons and tips for proper setup.
• Compliance Checklist: How Latin American Businesses Can Stay Ahead of Electronic Invoicing Rules — Failing electronic invoicing compliance can lead to significant fines in Latin America—here’s a country-by-country guide to recent changes and what businesses must do now.
• How Digital Nomads Can Navigate Latin America’s Residency and Tax Regimes in 2026 — Digital nomads in Latin America face unique challenges around residency, taxation, and digital income—this article unpacks what you need to know to stay compliant and efficient in 2026.
• Reglamentación de la inflación y el interés presunto en Colombia: lo que debes saber — Colombia ha reglamentado normas clave sobre interés presunto e inflación que impactan la base gravable - descubre cómo proteger tus utilidades.
• Key Tax Changes in Peru’s SIRE: Avoiding Sanctions by Year-End — SUNAT’s recent resolution gives taxpayers breathing room to comply with the SIRE electronic records without penalties through early 2027—here’s what that means for your business.
• Entity Setup Strategies: Choosing the Right Corporate Vehicle in Argentina vs Chile vs Mexico — Choosing the right entity structure in Argentina, Chile or Mexico can impact tax efficiency, liability, and ease of doing business.
• Compliance Focus: Staying Ahead of Latin America’s Electronic Invoice & VAT Interest Audits — Latin American tax authorities are increasingly focused on electronic invoicing, VAT credits, and audit risk—learn how businesses can avoid common pitfalls.
• Tax Planning for Digital Nomads in Latin America: Optimizing Residency & Income — How digital nomads can structure their tax situations across Latin America—including Mexico, Chile, and Peru—to minimize liability and maintain compliance.
• Entity Setup Case Study: Choosing the Right Structure in Colombia Post-Decreto 898/2026 — After Colombia's Decreto 898/2026 changed the rules on presumed interest, setting up an entity requires a fresh look at company loans between shareholders or owners.
• Compliance Boost: Key Tax Return and Regulator Deadlines in Chile & Argentina — Staying compliant in Chile and Argentina means tracking upcoming deadlines for annual returns, tax tables, and benefit applications to avoid fines. Here's what you need through the rest of 2026.
• How to Set Up a Digital Nomad Tax Strategy in Latin America — Living as a digital nomad across LatAm? Learn how tax residency, reporting, treaty benefits and deductions can help you optimize your tax obligations across Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru and Argentina.
• Colombia’s Upcoming Tax Reform: What Digital Nomads Should Know — Colombia’s proposed reform aims to align tax rates for digital products and services with high‐content alcoholic drinks and raise VAT on online purchases. Digital nomads providing services from Colombia must assess exposure under the new VAT and service taxation rules.
• Leveraging Chile’s Second‐Category Tax Brackets: Strategic Planning for Employees and Contractors — Chile’s second‐category tax brackets (“renta de segunda categoría”) have recently been updated—know the thresholds, calculate your effective rate, and optimize deductions and timing to reduce tax exposure under the new rules.
• Relief Measures in Chile: How Businesses in Antofagasta Can Navigate Tax Forgiveness After the Catastrophe — Businesses in Antofagasta affected by the recent weather emergency have until November 30, 2026 to declare or pay Chilean taxes without penalties. This article walks through who qualifies, what forms to use, and how to ensure eligibility under the new SII resolution.
• Compliance Best Practices for LATAM SMEs: Avoiding Penalties During Crises — How small and medium businesses in Latin America can stay compliant and protect themselves from penalties—especially when disasters strike or during emergent events.
• Entity Setup in Latin America: Choosing the Best Structure for Startups and Foreign Investors — A guide for startups and foreign investors on which entity forms—LLC, sociedad anónima, branch office—work best across LATAM, with case examples and cost trade-offs.
• Tax Strategies for Digital Nomads in LatAm: Residency, VAT, and Income Recognition — How digital nomads can legally minimize tax burdens across Latin America by choosing the optimal tax residence, understanding VAT, and structuring income recognition.
• Compliance Case Study: Weathering Catastrophes—Tax Relief Mechanisms in Chile and Colombia — How Chile and Colombia’s tax authorities respond to natural disasters: eligibility, reliefs, and lessons for businesses to stay compliant during crises.