Taxation of cross-border services a Latin American perspective by Nicolás José Muñiz Arias
By: Muñiz Arias, Nicolás José
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In this article, the author discusses Latin American taxation of cross-border services, via measures such as VAT and income tax withholding, as well as other taxes or contributions that can increase a multinational entity's tax burden when conducting business in the region.
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