Sean Bray
After years of sluggish economic growth and volatile tax policy, Chile is in the middle of a serious debate about its economic future. The government of President José Antonio Kast has put forward a tax reform bill designed to restore competitiveness, boost investment, and increase economic growth. The bill, which includes provisions such as lowering the corporate income tax rate from 27 to 23 percent by 2029 and reintroducing a tax stability regime for large investments, has already passed the House and is awaiting Senate approval.
On June 22nd, Tax Foundation’s Vice President of Global Tax Policy, Sean Bray, will sit down with Chilean Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz for a candid conversation about what the reform aims to accomplish, why it matters, and what it means for Chile’s place in the global economy. Reflecting on the history of the Chilean tax system, and current changes in the geoeconomic landscape, Dr. Quiroz will explain why this reform is in Chile’s best interest.
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