Research and insights

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

Jurisdiction: LatAm

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• Entity Setup Strategies for SMEs Across Latin America: Choosing the Right Vehicle — Explore how small-business owners in LatAm can choose the optimal entity form for taxes, growth, and cross-border operations—with country-specific tips.
• How to Tax-Efficiently Serve Clients as a Digital Nomad in Latin America — Learn practical strategies for digital nomads to minimize tax exposure in LatAm, covering residency rules, income types, and treaties with real examples.
• Compliance Essentials: Staying Current with Reporting & Deadlines in LatAm in 2026 — Recent policy shifts across Argentina, Chile, Colombia show that missing new notices or circulars carries real risk. This guide helps keep your compliance game sharp.
• Entity Setup in Latin America: Choosing the Right Corporate Form — The structure you pick for your business in LatAm impacts your taxes immediately—and for years ahead. Here’s how to select the right entity type in Mexico, Peru, and Chile.
• How Digital Nomads Can Navigate Latin America’s Tax Residency Rules — Latin America countries have diverse tax residency criteria. Know how staying just a few days can change your obligations — and what to watch out for in Panama, Chile, and Argentina.
• Compliance Essentials: Staying Ahead of Latin America’s E-Invoicing & Electronic Records Mandates — E-invoicing and electronic bookkeeping are no longer optional in major LatAm economies—know what’s changing, how to comply, and major pitfalls.
• Digital Nomading in Latin America: Tax Compliance & Residency Traps to Avoid — If you're working remotely or spending time across LatAm countries, understanding residency rules and digital income taxability can keep you compliant and out of sticky situations.
• Strategic Tax Planning in Latin America: Optimizing Entity Structures Across Borders — Discover how to choose and optimize corporate structures in LatAm—balancing taxation, compliance, and growth through actionable insights across entity types and jurisdictions.
• Case Study: Colombia’s Earthquake Relief Tax Measures – What Businesses Need to Know — Following the August 10 quake, Colombia introduced special tax deferrals and aduanas term suspensions for affected zones—essential reading for companies with operations in disaster-impacted areas.
• Compliance Essentials: Navigating Electronic Records & Penalties in Peru — Understand Peru’s evolving requirements for electronic tax records, deadlines for compliance, and how to avoid fines by leveraging recent announcements from SUNAT.
• Tax Planning for Digital Nomads in Latin America: Tips for Structuring Your Income — Explore practical strategies for minimizing taxes as a digital nomad across Latin America by choosing tax-efficient residency, leveraging treaties, and organizing income streams correctly.
• SUNAT’s Flexible Phase-In of SIRE Obligations & How Businesses Can Navigate — Peru’s SUNAT is giving businesses extra time to comply with obligations under the electronic records system (SIRE); learn how to avoid penalties during this phase-in.
• Chile’s Temporary Relief Measures for Taxpayers Impacted by Natural Disasters — Chile SII is offering extended deadlines, waived penalties and other relief for property tax obligations in Ñuble, Biobío & Concepción after fires; vital for affected property-owners.
• Digital Nomads and Platform Sellers in Mexico: New Obligations under SAT’s Rule 12.3.2 — Mexico’s SAT has introduced Rule 12.3.2 requiring individuals earning via platforms to update their economic activities—this affects digital nomads and online sellers alike.
• Planning Ahead: Colombia’s Proposed VAT Hike on Alcohol and Online Purchases — Colombia’s draft tax reform could raise VAT on high-alcohol content beverages and internet imports—this article explores planning responses for businesses and individuals.
• Leveraging Peru’s SIRE Tax Records: A Compliance Roadmap for 2026 — SUNAT is extending flexibility for taxpayers to regularize electronic records under SIRE through August 2026—here’s how businesses can avoid sanctions and ensure full compliance.
• Argentina’s Late-Summer Tax Calendar Reprieve: Extensions, Incentives & What It Means for Planning — In July and August 2026 Argentina introduced deferrals and incentives, especially for income declarations and new hires. Businesses should align reporting and hiring plans accordingly.
• Working Around Disasters: Colombian Tax Extensions & Suspensions After the August Earthquake — Major flexibility was granted to Colombian taxpayers in regions hit by the August quake. Declarants in Risaralda get extended deadlines; in many seccionales, procedural terms are suspended.
• Leveraging Pre-Implementation Relief: SUNAT’s SIRE Deadline Extension Explained — Peru’s tax authority has softened the rollout of electronic record-keeping under SIRE—allowing businesses extra time to comply without penalties. Here’s what that means in practice.
• Tax Planning for Digital Nomads in Latin America: Residency, Income & Tax Treaties — Digital nomads working across LatAm face unique tax residency and treaty issues—this guide shows how to plan globally and avoid unexpected tax exposures.