Latin America Taxes: Brazil Worst, Chile Best
BY CHRONICLE STAFF
Despite all the euphoria over
In fact, the tax regime is so bad that
The index measures the overall tax climate in a country by looking at four factors: corporate tax rates, tax rates as a percent of profits and the number of payments and hours spent to pay taxes yearly. The index uses 2009 data from The World Bank, KPMG and the Heritage Foundation.
Among the main reasons for
Keywords: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Venezuela
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