The global services firm sees a growing need for a regional team that can assist with complex transactions related to Latin America, where tax rules vary widely and governments are attempting to raise revenue.
October 04, 2022 at 12:02 PM
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Latin America Correspondent
Global services firm Alvarez & Marsal is building up its Latin America tax muscle as the region faces higher taxation under a growing number of leftist governments.
The presidents of Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru are all attempting to raise tax revenue to fund social programs. Those efforts present complex tax considerations for investors in the region, and in particular for multinationals.
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Alfonso Alvarez-Pallete, managing director at Alvarez & Marsal Taxand. Courtesy photo.
