This publication provides a high level overview of the tax, social security and work permit regulatory compliance requirements for expatriates engaged to work in Chile.
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Individuals working in Chile will be subject to a set of tax regulations. In that case, there will be an obligation for individuals to pay income tax, which will depend on their situation in the country, that is, whether they are resident or domiciled in Chile or non-resident in Chile, and also considering the amount of income received during the year. The following is an overview of the Chilean tax system for employees who will be working in Chile.

Please contact Grant Thornton Chile, a member firm of Grant Thornton International to discuss your specific situation. 

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T45 - a. Chile Accordion block expatriate tax facts and figures
T45 - b. Chile Accordion block expatriate tax basis of taxation
T45 - c. Chile Accordion block expatriate tax other taxes
T45 - d. Chile Accordion block expatriate tax tax planning

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