Chile’s tax administration published Circular Letter 11/2025 on 30 January 2025, which introduced Law 21.713, regarding controlled foreign company (CFC) regulations, preferential tax regimes, and the indirect sale of assets in Chile. The Law

Chile’s Tax Administration (SII) has issued Resolution SII 12-2025 on 17 January 2025, mandating taxpayers to provide a physical copy of the e-invoice and payment certificate (vouchers) for sales and services rendered to final consumers through

Chile's Chamber of Deputies is reviewing a proposal from 22 January 2025 to temporarily reduce the corporate tax rate for qualifying SMEs under the Pro Pyme regime. The proposal includes a 12.5% rate for 2025–2027 and 15% for 2028. Earlier,

Chile's Internal Revenue Service (SII) has published Resolution No. 6 of 9 January 2025, which updates procedures for requesting transfer pricing adjustments after adjustments by foreign tax authorities. It updates and replaces Resolution No. 67

Chile's Internal Revenue Service (SII) has published Resolution No. 127 of 23 December 2024, listing assets and their market prices eligible for the 2% luxury tax on 23 December 2024. The 2% annual tax applies to luxury goods in Chile owned by

Uruguay’s General Tax Directorate (DGI) has issued Resolution No. 3.034/024 on 30 December 2024, updating its list of low or no-tax jurisdictions, effective 1 January 2025. The new list includes 32 jurisdictions, adding Guyana while removing