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What to do if the DNI is damaged or deteriorated?
In case of damage or deterioration of the DNI, a duplicate must be requested by presenting the necessary documentation at Renaper or at a rapid documentation center. It is not recommended to use a DNI in poor condition.
What is the minor travel authorization process in Peru and when is it used to allow minors to travel without one or both parents?
The minor travel authorization process is used to allow minors to travel without one or both parents or legal guardians in Peru. Requires legal authorization to guarantee the safety of the minor during the trip.
What are the tax implications of the internationalization of Peruvian companies and how can they optimize their tax structure in a global context?
The internationalization of Peruvian companies involves complex tax considerations, such as transfer pricing planning, management of changing risks and compliance with international regulations. Companies must develop a tax structure that is efficient globally, taking advantage of double tax treaties and considering strategies that minimize the tax burden in each jurisdiction.
What is the "list of persons or entities related to terrorism" in Guatemala and how is it managed in the prevention of money laundering?
The "list of persons or entities related to terrorism" in Guatemala is a tool to identify and control individuals or entities associated with terrorist activities. In the prevention of money laundering, its management involves monitoring and blocking transactions related to those on the list.
Can you request the lifting of an embargo in Peru if an error is demonstrated in the amount claimed?
Yes, if an error is demonstrated in the amount claimed during an embargo in Peru, you can request the lifting of the precautionary measure. This involves presenting evidence and arguments to the judicial authority to correct the error and adjust the seized amount to the correct amount owed.
What is the role of the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) in the regulation and supervision of financial institutions in Mexico, and how can companies comply with banking and financial regulations?
The CNBV regulates and supervises financial institutions in Mexico, including banks and financial entities. Companies must comply with specific CNBV regulations, including capital, accounting, auditing and financial reporting requirements. Failure to comply can result in penalties, revocation of licenses and financial problems.
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