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Tax Audits.
Notices, assessments, tax bills, Treasury collection, legal representative liability and common mistakes in an SII tax audit.
- I Received an SII Notice Under Article 63: What It Means and How to RespondWhat an Article 63 notice from Chile's IRS (SII) is, the deadline to respond, the risks it opens, and what to do before answering.
- I Was Notified of an SII Tax Assessment: Deadlines and OptionsWhat an SII tax assessment is, the deadline to file a claim before the Tax and Customs Court, what a voluntary administrative appeal is, and how the amounts grow if nothing is done.
- I Received an SII Tax Bill: What It Means and What Can Be DoneWhat it means to receive a tax bill from the SII, when it is issued immediately, what interest and penalty relief the current policy allows, and when the debt moves to the Treasury.
- The Treasury Started Collection Proceedings Against My Company: Defenses and OptionsWhat to do when Chile's Treasury (TGR) begins enforced collection: the deadline to oppose, the defenses the law allows, judicial suspension of collection, payment agreements, and interest and penalty relief.
- Am I Personally Liable for My Company's Tax Debts?When a company's tax exposure reaches the personal assets or liberty of managers, directors, and legal representatives, and when it does not.
- I Received a Notice From the SII: The Mistakes That Make It WorseThe most common mistakes when receiving an SII notice, why they make a case worse, and what to do instead. A guide for managers and business owners.
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