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Law Decree 1,120, published in the Official Gazette of 18 July 2012 and in force as from 1 January 2013, introduced amendments to the Income Tax Law including anti-avoidance measures. A main amendment is the introduction of CFC rules. Under these rules profits derived by a Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) may be attributed to its Peruvian resident shareholders and, then, taxed in Peru, provided the following conditions are met: - the Peruvian-resident shareholder owns in the aggregate more than 50% of the CFC; - the CFC derives any type of passive income; and - the CFC...