If you are interested in doing business in Chile, using an employer of record (EOR) could be your best option. Because an EOR in Chile will be able to hire staff on your behalf, allowing you to enter and exit the market quickly. For anyone keen to avoid the need to register a company in …
The legal and accounting teams at Biz Latin Hub’s offices in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Paraguay, and Peru report the following regulatory updates for April 2021 that could affect your business interests. At Biz Latin Hub our multilingual teams based throughout Latin America and the Caribbean offer legal, accounting, and other back-office support …
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If you are planning to incorporate a company in Chile and will be hiring local staff, conducting background checks will be an important part of the due diligence process to guarantee that you fill all available roles with the right personnel. Because when you conduct background checks in Chile, you are able to check the …
Over recent decades, the housing market in the Chilean capital Santiago has seen steady growth amid a generally high-level of prosperity in the country, making it one of the most lucrative real estate markets in Latin America. As such, a popular choice among investors is to buy property in Santiago, including as a potentially profitable …
When doing business in Chile that involves payment for goods and services, it is important to comply with local invoicing requirements in order to avoid penalties or administrative inconveniences that would be detrimental to your business. The following article highlights some of the key considerations related to invoicing requirements for a foreign company in Chile …
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