Argentina, Panama, Paraguay and Uruguay to share tax information with each other

Pedro Gonçalves
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The governments of Argentina, Panama, Paraguay and Uruguay have joined forces to create a Latin American initiative to tackle tax evasion and corruption by making sharing and making better use of the information exchanged under international tax transparency standards.  The countries have agreed to "consider the possibility" of making a wider use of the information provided through exchange of tax information channels for other law enforcement purposes as permitted under the multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters and domestic laws and advancing more ef...

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