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Not long ago, Chile revised the Energy Act, the largest such change to the Chilean energy sector in 35 years.

On the 29th of September of this year, one of the most important and controversial norms of the tax reform: the general anti-avoidance rule came into effect.

The Argentine government has issued new regulations for public-private partnership (PPP) contracts in the public works sector...

Chile's social development ministry has launched a new tender for the design and construction of the Marga-Marga provincial hospital close to Valparaíso.

In 2009, Law Nº20,322 was enacted providing the basic grounds in which tax disputes would be resolved through the new "Tax and Custom Duty Courts".

Harris Gomez Group has been helping companies enter the Latin American market for 15 years.

During 2014, Law No. 20,727, stipulated the mandatory use of the electronic invoices for Chilean companies, along with other electronic tax documents such as invoice settlements...

Chile's national energy commission CNE published the final bidding terms for a national electric power supply auction.

Piñera got 54.6 percent of the votes to 45.4 percent for center-left Sen. Alejandro Guillier, with nearly all the ballots counted.

In comparison to other countries, Chile has one of the highest Value-Added Tax (VAT) rates in the LATAM region, which currently sits at 19%.

Peru's mining sector has grown considerably the past few year. In 2015, copper output gained 24% and in 2016, output rose another 38% in large part due to the ramp-up of Las Bambas, Constancia...

Thin capitalisation rules are established to prevent the over-indebtedness of companies who are usually structured in such a way for tax and commercial reasons.

This month the new Labour Reform (Law No. 20.940) has went into force and a series of modifications to the Labor Code have been introduced...

Recently, the Chilean Tax Office has sent several letters reminding taxpayers that starting in 2017, two general tax systems will come into force instead of one, as we know today.

On August 19th, Chilean Congress approved, with 22 votes in favour and 14 opposing, a Labour Reform that will modify significantly the current provisions addressing unions and collective bargaining proceedings.

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? (Who watches the watchmen?) – A question that goes all the way back to Platon and made famous by Roman poet Juvenal.

Transfer pricing is typically defined as the value (price) placed between related parties in their cross-border transactions