Wealthy Chileans have shuttled an estimated $50 billion out of the country since civil unrest erupted in 2019 and brought calls for heavier taxes on the rich. But some of that capital is trickling back.
June 05, 2023 at 06:01 PM
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Latin America Correspondent
Spain’s Garrigues hired a tax partner in Chile to help field a growing number of requests for advice as the country’s leaders seek to raise fiscal revenue across Latin America.
Ignacio Campino brings nearly 20 years of experience advising Chilean and international enterprises on tax and asset-related matters to the Santiago office of Garrigues.
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Ignacio Campino, a partner with Garrigues. Courtesy photo
