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15. Exiting: Peru

Argentina. For full detail on Argentina, go to The Argentine Thread.

Exiting Peru: taking dividends out, returning capital, selling the shares of a Peruvian company or of a foreign holding that owns one, and winding a company down through dissolution, liquidation and extinction in the registry, with the tax cost of each route tied to the official text. Peru has no double tax treaty with Argentina, so Argentine sellers face the domestic rates on this page; the Argentine side is covered in The Argentine Thread guide.

Investor view. Peru guarantees by law that registered foreign investors can take out all their capital and net profits in hard currency without approval, and a 5 percent dividend rate keeps the cost of repatriating earnings among the lowest in the region.

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