TaxMover Insights
Articles, guides and practical analysis on tax residence, expatriates, compensation, investments and international mobility to and from Chile.
Tax residence
A practical explanation of how foreign individuals arriving in Chile may be taxed during their first three years, and why the worldwide income principle can significantly change their tax position afterwards.
International payroll
A practical guide to understanding when payroll should remain in the home country, when it should be structured in Chile, and what risks may arise from chargeback, split payroll and lack of local withholding.
Leaving Chile
A practical guide to understanding when Chilean tax residence may be lost, why domicile and residence do not always end at the same time, and what tax obligations may remain when leaving Chile.
Stock options & compensation
A practical guide to understanding the stages of a stock option, the difference between agreed and non-agreed plans, and when taxation may arise for executives in Chile.
Investments in Chile
A practical guide to understanding how rental income is taxed in Chile, the DFL2 benefit limit and what individuals with more than two properties should review.
Tax treaties
A practical guide to understanding how the Chile–U.S. tax treaty may affect professionals working remotely between both countries, especially regarding tax residence, source of income and possible double taxation.
TaxMover can help you get an initial tax orientation before making international mobility decisions.