Aspectos Fiscales del Desarrollo de Countries, Barrios Cerrados y Clubes de Campo
Publication: La Ley, 2006
Author: Nicolas Malumian
Category: Impuestos
Abstract
El artículo explica los principales aspectos fiscales que se presentan al desarrollar un country, barrio cerrado o club de campo estructuradas como sociedades anónimas, fideicomisos ordinarios y fideicomisos financieros. The article explains the main tax aspects that arise when developing a country, closed neighborhood or country club structured as corporations, ordinary trusts and financial trusts.
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