One Project Proposes to Withdraw Tax Benefits to Chilean Companies After the Return of the Punta Arena-Malvinas Route
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An Argentine deputy presented a bill to withdraw the tax benefits to Chilean companies operating in that country, before the reopening of the trade route Punta Arenas-Islas Malvinas. According to Infobae, the Peronist deputy for Entre Ríos Guillermo Michel presented the motion for the Argentine executive branch to “denunciate” two bilateral agreements with Chile, that is to say, to formally notify their withdrawal from the pacts without that imp…
Guillermo Michel's initiative aims to denounce current investment and double taxation agreements, which today reduce tax withholdings on trans-Andean companies operating in Argentine territory
The Trans-Andean deputy Guillermo Michel presented a project to terminate two bilateral treaties of tax exemption and investment in response to the next departure of the ship Danstar from Punta Arenas, arguing a lack of diplomatic solidarity. The reactivation of the maritime transport of goods between the Region of Magallanes and the archipelago of the Malvinas provoked [...] The entry Argentine deputy proposes to raise taxes to Chilean companie…
The National Congressman Guillermo Michel presented in the lower House a bill that seeks to render ineffective current economic and fiscal benefits for Chilean companies that invest and earn rents in Argentina.The initiative arises in the midst of the controversy over the restoration of the trade route between Punta Arenas and the Malvinas Islands, through the Chilean-flagged Danstar vessel. According to the text promoted by the Peronist legisla…
Peronist MP Guillermo Michel presented an initiative to denounce two economic agreements between Argentina and Chile. The proposal arose after the return of the commercial connection between Punta Arenas and the Islands, scheduled for November.
Peronismo Seeks to Take Profits From Chilean Companies in the Face of “Illegal Business” in Malvinas
The deputy proposes to denounce two bilateral agreements after the return of the maritime connection between Punta Arenas and the islands, scheduled for November.
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