KPMG's Latin America Tax Center links multinationals to a network of tax professionals and resources in order to provide a wealth of local and regional experience to you and your business.

Senior tax directors with responsibilities in Latin America share strategies for adapting to tax reforms, addressing Mexican tax complexities, innovating talent acquisition, optimizing shared service centers, and leveraging technology for tax optimization.

The article discusses the intensified audit programs by Mexican tax authorities requiring multinational companies to provide comprehensive documentation for various tax matters, and outlines strategies to strengthen compliance.

What we do

The Center supports clients in the region by:

providing central coordination and support for multi-national clients in the region
the provision of regular updates on tax trends and developments through publications, tax alerts, country video updates and webinars
bringing together the best teams, skills and services to clients across Latin America
organizing KPMG’s widely recognized Latin America Tax Summit

Our insights

Senior tax directors with responsibilities in Latin America share strategies for adapting to tax reforms, addressing Mexican tax complexities, innovating talent acquisition, optimizing shared service centers, and leveraging technology for tax optimization.

The article discusses the intensified audit programs by Mexican tax authorities requiring multinational companies to provide comprehensive documentation for various tax matters, and outlines strategies to strengthen compliance.

Tax assessments based on “materiality” often presented and negotiated like transfer pricing adjustments.

Complexity of the tax system necessitates caution in preparing for the application of the new rules

A KPMG report that discusses building a strong collective voice to champion retention strategies.

A KPMG report that discusses the decision and implications for taxpayers.

The Fit for Pillar Two series aims to help tax teams of multinational enterprises within the scope of Pillar Two prepare for the upcoming wave of international tax changes by putting theory into practice.

PPT provisions make testing availability of treaty benefits for holding companies more complex

KPMG TaxNewsFlash reports of tax developments in the Western Hemisphere

Our services

From a rapidly evolving technology landscape, to new tax policy developments, geopolitical change, economic fluctuations, and new ways of work, the need to transform the tax function is more important than ever. KPMG firms can help tax leaders keep pace and provide value within their organization.