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PO BOX 9338 EL PASO, TX 79995, PT DE LA REPÚBLICA 3304, 1ST FLOOR, JUÁREZ, CHIHUAHUA 32330, MEXICO
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Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C., Luis C Carbajo, Juarez, MEXICO

Luis C Carbajo

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Baker McKenzie LLP

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Tax.

Position

Mr. Carbajo is an advisor of multinational companies. Is a partner with extensive experience in the areas of international tax planning, mergers and acquisitions, permanent establishment issues, cross-border transactions, intercompany pricing, taxation of nonresident entities and individuals, corporate taxes and regarding other taxes such as the value added tax, assets tax, and in the planning and litigation on social security contributions and other local and municipal taxes.

Career

Luis Carbajo is the head of the Tax practice in the Juarez office. He is a Co-author of the chapters on Tax of the book “Doing Business in Mexico” by Juris Publishing Inc., in 2001, of the book “Precios de Transferencia en Colombia: Una Perspectiva desde el Derecho Comparado” by Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá, in 2003. Mr. Carbajo is a frequent speaker at various seminars organized by CANIETI, CANACINTRA, Tax Executives Institute, Executive Enterprise Institute, Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá, and the local Maquiladora Associations throughout Mexico.

Languages

Spanish and English.

Member

Member of the Harvard Law School Alumni Association, Member of the Mexican National Association of Corporate Counsel, Member of the Mexican Institute of Finance Executives, Member of the International Fiscal Association Member of the Texas-Mexico Bar.

Education

Admission Mexico (1993); Education Universidad de Guanajuato, in Guanajuato City, Mexico (JD) (1995), Harvard University (Certificate on Special Studies of Administration and Management) (1994), Harvard Law School( Joint Degree International Tax Program/LLM) (1995).

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