chilean tax structure - TTN Transnational Taxation Network
chilean tax structure - TTN Transnational Taxation Network
chilean tax structure - TTN Transnational Taxation Network
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CHILE AS AN INVESTMENT PLATFORM<br />
• UNILATERAL MEASURES: 1993 and 1997, reforms to Income Tax Act creating a<br />
credit for <strong>tax</strong> paid overseas, thereby reducing double <strong>tax</strong>ation. Reduces <strong>tax</strong> liabilities<br />
of investors resident in Chile who invest abroad. Arts. 41 A and 41B of Income Tax<br />
Law provides a credit against <strong>tax</strong>es paid abroad, with a limit of the First Category <strong>tax</strong><br />
payable in Chile. Unrelieved <strong>tax</strong> credits may be used as deductible expense or carried<br />
forward against future <strong>tax</strong> liabilities.<br />
• 1997: Chile starts negotiation bilateral Double <strong>Taxation</strong> Agreements, mostly with<br />
countries with FTA´s<br />
• US agreement not moving because of bank secrecy<br />
• Does not consider individuals and only enterprises<br />
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Recent <strong>tax</strong> developments in Chile<br />
May, 2007