Tax

Miranda & Amado

Praised by clients for consistently ‘exceeding expectations’, the tax group at Miranda & Amado combines tax advisory, transactional and litigation expertise. With particular experience in tax matters in the telecoms and electricity sectors, the group advises on tax structuring, audits and income tax matters. The experienced Pablo Sotomayor oversees the practice and is skilled in the tax elements of M&A transactions, in addition to transfer pricing and international tax operations. At the associate level, Luis Miguel Sánchez focuses on tax compliance and planning, while Eduardo Pedroza handles various tax consultancy work.

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Testimonials

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‘We have been working with Miranda & Amado for more than 10 years and their great professionalism made all the difference for us in getting positive results in the demands we worked together with them, especially in the tax litigation area. The complexity of the dispute they supported us was very high but with their knowledge and strategy we were successful.’
'They have exceeded our expectations. The firm counts with very qualified tax lawyers, especially Pablo Sotomayor and Eduardo Pedroza.’

Key clients

Telefónica del Perú
BHP Billiton
Pesquera Capricornio
Media Networks Latin America
Cía de Seguridad Prosegur
IBM del Perú
Corporacíon Primax
Niubiz
Latin America Power Peru
Statkraft Perú
Onrubia Family
Investment Fund for Developing Countries
BTG
Patria
GMR
Barrick
Citibank
Cintana Education
Deutsche Bank

Work highlights

Successfully represented Telefónica del Perú in a case before the Tax Administration and Tax Court regarding several assessments to the FITEL Tax, for the period of 2007-2012.
Successfully represented IBM and Corporación Primax in a constitutional process against the Peruvian Tax Administration alleging the violation of the clients' right to a resolution within the reasonable term, regarding administrative procedures and interest on fines pertaining to existing tax debt.