Augusto Nicolás Mancinelli

Augusto Nicolás Mancinelli

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“I´m the Head of the Tax & Customs Department. I have more than 20 years of experience in tax advice and litigation, customs and FX regulations representing multinational and local companies.”
About

Augusto Nicolás Mancinelli is the head of the Tax & Customs Department. Augusto has extensive experience in tax advice and litigation, customs and FX regulations representing multinational and local companies. He focuses his practice in tax planning, local and international tax counsel, tax controversy and disputes, transactional tax planning, transfer pricing, customs, and FX matters.

EXPERIENCE

Augusto has extensive experience in dealing with various governmental authorities such as the Tax Department and Customs. He advises a wide range of local and multinational companies such as Vivendi,  Ecolab, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Amazon, Kellogg´s, Danaher, The Carlyle Group, Simon Group Holdings, among others. His practice uses a unified approach that comprises Tax, Customs, FX and export/import controls, advising and representing clients in complex matters and litigations.
Languages
  • English
  • Italian
  • Portuguese
  • Spanish
Education
  • Postgraduate degree, Tax law (Especialización en Derecho Tributario), Universidad Austral, 2008
  • Law degree, University of Buenos Aires 2006

Awards

The Legal 500 Latin America

  • Recommended, Argentina Tax (2024)

Publications

Media Mentions

Prior Experience

He has been part of the tax law departments of the most prestigious law firms in Argentina from 2002 until 2013. From 2013 to 2018, he worked as an independent lawyer advising Law Firms, companies, and local governments as an external consultant. He has published articles on the subject and has attended conferences and seminars on tax matters.

Memberships And Affiliations

  • Member of Colegio Público de Abogados de la Capital Federal
  • Member of the Asociación Argentina de Estudios Fiscales
  • Member of International Fiscal Association

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