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18 AREAS OF EXPERTISE

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Latin America

Latin America offers vast resource wealth, agricultural and green transition leadership, and dynamic consumer growth, governed by distinct civil law regimes, complex indirect tax structures, and evolving foreign investment codes.

Latin America
Latin America · WONE REGIONAL VIEW
REGIONAL EXECUTIVE READING
MARKETS IN VIEW 3 Contained in canonical region
COMPARE-READY MARKETS 0 8+ verified lenses available
ACTIVE CORRIDORS 1 Exact regional intersections
CURRENT REVIEWED SIGNALS 6 Active governance alerts
WHAT MATTERS ACROSS THE REGION NOW

Multi-market strategic themes shaping decisions across Latin America.

Reviewed governance, regulatory and cross-border developments shaping regional operational risk.

tax reform & indirect taxation

Regional developments around tax reform & indirect taxation require leaders to compare jurisdiction-specific rules before committing to operational expansion or cross-border contracting. WONE business implication: Corporate structure, regulatory licensing, and compliance frameworks must be tailored country by country.

Reviewed Sep 2026
mining & lithium governance

Regional developments around mining & lithium governance require leaders to compare jurisdiction-specific rules before committing to operational expansion or cross-border contracting. WONE business implication: Corporate structure, regulatory licensing, and compliance frameworks must be tailored country by country.

Reviewed Sep 2026
foreign capital registration

Regional developments around foreign capital registration require leaders to compare jurisdiction-specific rules before committing to operational expansion or cross-border contracting. WONE business implication: Corporate structure, regulatory licensing, and compliance frameworks must be tailored country by country.

Reviewed Sep 2026
labor code protections

Regional developments around labor code protections require leaders to compare jurisdiction-specific rules before committing to operational expansion or cross-border contracting. WONE business implication: Corporate structure, regulatory licensing, and compliance frameworks must be tailored country by country.

Reviewed Sep 2026
renewable energy integration

Regional developments around renewable energy integration require leaders to compare jurisdiction-specific rules before committing to operational expansion or cross-border contracting. WONE business implication: Corporate structure, regulatory licensing, and compliance frameworks must be tailored country by country.

Reviewed Sep 2026
cross-border remittance taxes

Regional developments around cross-border remittance taxes require leaders to compare jurisdiction-specific rules before committing to operational expansion or cross-border contracting. WONE business implication: Corporate structure, regulatory licensing, and compliance frameworks must be tailored country by country.

Reviewed Sep 2026
MARKET CONTRASTS

The region is useful because the markets are not the same.

See where decisions diverge across taxation, corporate ownership, workforce quotas, sector regulators, foreign exchange oversight and dispute resolution across Latin America.

MARKET STATUS WHERE IT DIFFERS ACTION
Brazil DISCOVERY

Historic dual-system tax reform transitioning to dual VAT (CBS/IBS); 34% combined corporate tax (IRPJ/CSLL); Central Bank (Bacen) foreign capital registration; strict CLT labor framework.

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Chile DISCOVERY

27% first category corporate tax; National Lithium Strategy and mining royalty legislation; premier OECD institutional ranking in Latin America; extensive bilateral free trade agreements.

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Colombia DISCOVERY

35% standard corporate income tax; DIAN foreign exchange declaration regime; free trade zone incentives; environmental and extraordinary extraction surcharges.

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REGIONAL BUSINESS MOMENTS

Business situations with distinct requirements in Latin America.

Operational moments where cross-border execution cannot rely on standard global templates.

STRATEGIC MOMENT 01

Navigating Brazilian VAT Transition & Transfer Pricing

Why region-specific: Brazil’s adoption of OECD transfer pricing standards (Law 14,596) and ongoing constitutional tax overhaul require dynamic supply chain modelling.

STRATEGIC MOMENT 02

Securing Critical Minerals & Concessions in the Southern Cone

Why region-specific: Chile’s public-private lithium partnership model contrasts with Brazilian mining code permits and environmental licensing across state jurisdictions.

Regional Connections
REGIONAL CONNECTIONS

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CORRIDORS THROUGH THE REGION

Active business corridors linking markets in Latin America.

Showing only corridors where at least one endpoint is a canonical market in this region.

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