Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

no hay presencia física

English translation:

No physical facilities / presence

Added to glossary by Manuel Aburto
Apr 24, 2020 22:49
4 yrs ago
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Spanish term

no hay presencia física

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law: Taxation & Customs Taxation
Buenas tardes,

El texto a continuación está relacionado con mis consultas anteriores; sin embargo, esta vez el tema principal trata sobre paraísos fiscales:

Normas CFC* o normas anti paraísos fiscales: Si no hay intercambio de información tributario, o, si existe pero no hay presencia física o criterio de valuación para determinar el centro de negocios, ya restaría cualquier eficacia a la estructura.

Por contexto, asumo que CFC se refiere a Controlled Foreign Country (CFC) [rules].
Proposed translations (English)
4 +5 No physical facilities / presence
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Non-PRO (2): philgoddard, Yvonne Gallagher

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Proposed translations

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No physical facilities / presence

Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) *

Peer comment(s):

agree Patrice : Physical presence is more idiomatic of the two, in my experience.
13 mins
agree philgoddard : Yes, presence.
45 mins
agree Robert Carter : "...it is quite feasible for companies to have no physical presence with respect to the consumer..." https://tinyurl.com/ulvfsnq
1 hr
agree David Hollywood : with "physical presence"
4 hrs
agree Yvonne Gallagher : physical presence
10 hrs
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Reference comments

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Reference:

Manuel

Manuel:

CFC **Controlled Foreign Corporation** Rule (CFC) o también conocidas en español como Transparencia Fiscal Internacional (TFI)

https://mundooffshore.net/la-planeacion-fiscal-y-el-principi...
Normas CFC o normas anti paraísos fiscales. Si no hay intercambio de información tributario, o, si existe pero no hay presencia física o criterio de valuación para determinar el centro de negocios, ya restaría cualquier eficacia a la estructura.

Tomemos el ejemplo puesto en este artículo, donde si aun así logramos superar todos los temas enumerados oportunamente (Convenios para el intercambio de información, normas CFC, precios de transferencia, regímenes Patent Box, entre otros), existe el gran y verdadero riesgo que la AATT pueda dudar sobre cuál es el fin económico de poder traslocar una patente a otra jurisdicción si antes estaba entre los activos de la empresa o el grupo de empresas que ahora pagan royalties por usarla.

Page 19 of above link:
En efecto, la Ley 20.780 incluye en la Ley de la Renta un artículo sin
precedentes en nuestra legislación, una norma que internacionalmente
se ha denominado **Controlled Foreign Corporation Rule (CFC) o también
conocidas en español como Transparencia Fiscal Internacional (TFI) **,
que también forma parte del plan de acción BEPS.

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Note added at 16 hrs (2020-04-25 15:33:59 GMT)
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Welcome, Manuel!
Note from asker:
Thanks for the information Taña!
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