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International tax advice and written opinions in Chile

Make informed decisions on cross-border payments, tax treaties and tax residency. We assess your circumstances and provide a written opinion with clear conclusions and next steps.

Discuss your tax matter What your report includes

Advice in English and Spanish · Scope and fees agreed before work begins

Businesses operating across bordersIndividuals with ties to more than one countryA local team in Santiago
How we can help

Two areas of focus.
The same attention to your case.

Tax obligations depend on the facts, the type of income and the jurisdictions involved. We begin by defining the question you need answered.

01 / BUSINESSES

Chilean withholding tax, cross-border payments and treaties

For Chilean and overseas businesses seeking clarity on the tax treatment of an international transaction.

  • Classification of services, royalties, interest and other income.
  • Withholding tax analysis and application of double tax treaties.
  • Review of contracts, certificates and supporting documents.
A typical question“Our company will pay an overseas supplier. What withholding applies, and what documents do we need?”
Discuss a transaction →
02 / INDIVIDUALS AND PROFESSIONALS

Tax residency and international income

For foreign nationals, professionals and executives moving to Chile or maintaining income and ties abroad.

  • Assessment of tax residency, domicile and presence in Chile: the 183-day rule and other factors.
  • Remote work, foreign income and income-source analysis.
  • Dual residency and tax treaties relevant to your circumstances.
A typical question“I live in Chile and work for a foreign company. How should I assess my tax obligations?”
Assess my tax position →
Your deliverable

A written opinion that takes you from assessment to decision.

A documented professional opinion for you, your finance team or your overseas advisers. We agree on the language and the questions to address when defining the engagement.

Tax filings, administrative procedures, representation and ongoing accounting are quoted separately where needed. The opinion is based on expressly identified facts and assumptions.

  1. 01

    Scope and background

    Specific questions, reviewed documents and facts relevant to the assessment.

  2. 02

    Legal and tax analysis

    Relevant Chilean rules and treaties, including their requirements and limitations.

  3. 03

    Conclusions and recommended action

    Assessed tax treatment, identified risks, outstanding documentation and recommended steps.

  4. 04

    Discussion of findings

    A meeting to review the findings and questions within the agreed scope.

Our process

First, we understand your case.
Then, we define the engagement.

01

Your circumstances

Tell us the countries involved, the transaction or income type, and the decision you need to make.

02

Engagement proposal

We agree on the questions, documentation, report scope, fees and estimated delivery date.

03

Analysis and delivery

We review the facts, prepare your report and explain the conclusions and next steps.

Related insights

Context for your next decision.

Explore our international tax insights. Applying these topics to a specific situation requires a review of the facts.

Cross-border payments

Chilean Additional Tax for non-residents

Read insight ↗Tax residency

Chilean tax residency and the 183-day rule

Read insight ↗Tax treaties

Chile’s double tax treaty network

Read insight ↗
Before we begin

Frequently asked questions

What information do you need to assess my case?

Initially, a brief description of your question, the countries involved and your decision timeline. Depending on the case, we may request contracts, income details, dates of presence or relevant certificates.

Does tax residency depend only on the 183-day rule?

No. The assessment may also require reviewing domicile, income sources and applicable treaties. Counting days is one part of the analysis; conclusions depend on each case’s facts.

Can I request an English report for my advisers?

Yes. We can agree to prepare the report in English or Spanish for review by your team or overseas advisers. Delivery in both languages is defined in the proposal.

What are the fees and delivery timeline?

This depends on the questions, jurisdictions, complexity and available documents. Fees and the estimated timeline are agreed before work begins.

Let’s discuss your case

Facing a tax decision involving more than one country?

Tell us what you need to resolve, the countries involved and your timeline. This will help us assess the scope of our advice.

Schedule a meeting

Or email us directly:

gregorio@consultoresid.cl

Providencia, Santiago, Chile
Advice in English and Spanish

Photo: Francisco Kemeny / Unsplash

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