The Exchange of Information Agreement of 2014 between Chile and Uruguay entered into force on 4th August 2016 regarding tax matters and generally applies from 4 August 2016. The announcement of the entry into force of the agreement was published in the Chilean official gazette on 11th February 2017.
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