As part of the Tax Congress organized by the International Fiscal Association (IFA) Bolivia, PPO Abogados reaffirmed its commitment to fostering dialogue on tax matters and fiscal policy in Bolivia and the region
As part of the Tax Congress organized by the International Fiscal Association (IFA) Bolivia, PPO Abogados reaffirmed its commitment to fostering dialogue on tax matters and fiscal policy in Bolivia and the region
For the third consecutive year, the firm PPO Abogados (PPO) sponsored and hosted the GC Powerlist: Bolivia 2024, an event by the prestigious British directory THE LEGAL 500, which aims to recognize the performance of the most notable General Counsels (GCs) in Bolivia and emphasize the role they fulfill in their companies.
This March 8th, International Women’s Day, provides us the opportunity to reflect on the progress and ongoing challenges in the pursuit of gender equality. In this context, female leadership is not only essential but also serves as a driving force for change and development, pushing societies to be more equitable and inclusive.
On 4 December 2024, the Financial Investigations Unit (“UIF”) issued Administrative Resolution No. 58/2024 (“RA 58”), which designates as Obligated Subjects individuals and/or legal entities conducting any of the following activities or operations as Virtual Asset Service Providers (“PSAV”).
This article reflects the modifications made to Supreme Decree No. 181 through Supreme Decree No. 5216 on September 4, 2024, which open the possibility for both Municipal Autonomous Departmental Governments, as well as National Strategic Public Companies (EPNE, for its acronym in Spanish), to initiate procurement processes for Public Works Concessions, and not just for the use of public domain assets and the provision of public services as had been the case until now.
As a result of fiscal rescue policies and public spending geared towards welfare, combined with trade conflicts among economic powers, many countries face the challenge of ensuring stability and promoting economic growth.
Within the framework of the objectives of the Bolivian Government, the country advances in the transition from traditional mining to technological mining, focused on the exploration, prospecting, exploitation, and commercialization of technological minerals and rare earths. This initiative seeks to diversify the national economy and increase the income generated by mining.
The Environmental Regulation for Mining Activities approved by Supreme Decree No. 24782 (DS 24782) provides that mining actors that carry out activities in mining areas must have an environmental license for that purpose.
