The MAP is an alternative dispute resolution procedure included in the DTAs signed by Peru to prevent and resolve disputes related to the interpretation or application of the provisions of the DTA in a timely manner. Pursuant to the provisions of the DTA signed by Peru, the MAP may be initiated when a person considers that the measures adopted by one or both Contracting States imply, or may imply, an imposition that is not in conformity with the provisions of the DTA, or perceives difficulties and doubts arising from the interpretation or application of an DTA, regardless of the remedies provided by the domestic law of those Contracting States.
- International Treaties and Agreements
- Mutual Administrative Assistance
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Transfer Pricing
- 1. Scope of application of Transfer Pricing
- 2. Transfer Pricing Informative Declarations
- 3. Methodology
- 4. Transfer Pricing Adjustments
- 5. Intragroup services
- 6. Transfer Pricing Dispute Resolution
- 7. Regulations, Jurisprudence and Reports
- 8. Bibliography and links of interest
- 9. Frequently Asked Questions
- Taxation of Non-Domiciled
- Digital Services
- Cooperative Compliance
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General Anti-Elusive Standards
- 1. The General Anti-Avoidance Rule - GAAR
- 2. Definitions for applying the General Anti-circumvention Standard
- 3. Statement of Reasons - Legislative Decree No. 1422
- 4. Substantive Parameters – General Anti-Avoidance Rule
- 5. Form parameters for the application of the standard XVI
- 6. Declaration
- 7. Data Declaration Form – Article 62-C of the Tax Code
- 8. Infringements and penalties - GAAR
- 9. Legal regulations
- 10. Catalogue of High Tax Risk Schemes
- 11. Management Report - Review Committee