On 4th April 2016, the tax authorities have announced that currently they are inspecting Chilean taxpayers owning companies located in tax havens, as a result of the “Panama Papers”. This investigation aims to confirm the correct and full compliance with the international tax obligations imposed on the investigated taxpayers.
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