Alberto Barreix is a consultant for CIAT and the IDB where he was a Senior Fiscal Leader leading technical assistance in tax and macro fiscal reform programs in Latin America and the Caribbean; he previously worked at the Ministry of Finance (Tax Administration) of Uruguay. Mr. Barreix received a Ph.D., a Masters in Public Administration, and a Masters in International Taxation from Harvard University, where he was a lecturer and researcher.  His contributions have been the co-authorship of: Semi-Dual Income Tax, VAT P (personalized), Equivalent Tax Pressure, Comprehensive and Accrued Income Tax, Macro-Sectorial Tax Pressure and Suspense VAT for the agricultural sector.

Latests Posts

• The Future of Tax Administrations Lies in the Intelligence Generated by Big Data2024-07-24
• International tax cooperation: Main advances and opportunities for Latin America and the Caribbean2022-10-11
• Advances in the new international taxation and challenges for Latin America and the Caribbean2022-06-08
• Revisiting Personalized VAT: A Tool for Fiscal Consolidation with Equity2022-04-25
• The Impact of International Trade and BEPS Commitments on Tax Incentives and Collection2021-05-12
• Taxation for SMEs: a regime for the 80% of taxpayers who pay 2%2020-09-24
• Access to financial information: a pillar of tax transparency and the fight against fraud**2020-06-24
• Tax measures in the post-COVID-19 crisis **2020-04-23
• Review of “ICT As A Strategic Tool To Leapfrog The Efficiency Of Tax Administrations” by Alberto Barreix2020-03-10
• Electronic Invoicing in Latin America2018-03-21
• Equivalent Tax Pressure (ETP) in Latin America and the Caribbean. IDB-CIAT2017-11-15
• Tax transparency2017-01-11