Darío González
Darío González
Professor of Latin American Tax Systems in the Official Master’s Degree in Public Finance and Tax Administration (UNED, IEF, AEAT, CIAT).
International consultant in tax policy and administration.
He held the position of Director in various Directorates and Project Coordinator at the Federal Administration of Public Revenue (AFIP) of Argentina.
He is the author of numerous publications in America and Europe.
Latests Posts
- The Tax Resistance2022-03-16
- Monotax: Bridge to formality and social inclusion2022-01-17
- Global Minimum Tax (GMT) (OECD Pillar 2): the decisive moment2021-11-23
- General Anti-Avoidance or Abuse Clause (GAAR): its genesis and evolution in Tax Law. Legal certainty2021-09-20
- Value Added Tax: its application in America2021-07-27
- Tax Amnesty: the tension between cost and benefit2021-06-08
- Income tax: “Minimum Tax”2021-04-15
- Bridges to an Optimal Tax System2021-03-09
- The Financial Transaction Tax (ITF) in LAC countries2021-02-01
- The inspection of Large Companies: the cat and mouse strategy or the Horizontal Monitoring Model (HTM)2020-12-02
- Tax informality in LAC: are we still fishing inside the fish tank?2020-10-20
- Taxation for SMEs: a regime for the 80% of taxpayers who pay 2%2020-09-24