Alberto Barreix is a fiscal consultant for CIAT and the IDB, where he was the Fiscal Principal Leader.  At the IDB, he led technical assistance in fiscal reforms in Latin America and the Caribbean. He has been a lecturer and researcher at the Schools of Government and Law, and a consultant in Asian countries at Harvard University, where he obtained a PhD, a master’s degree in public administration, and another in international taxation. His contributions include co-authoring the semi-dual income tax, the personalized VAT (IVA P), and the equivalent fiscal pressure.

Latests Posts

• Electronic invoicing: A Latin American Innovation with Global Reach2025-04-28
• The Future of Tax Administrations Lies in the Intelligence Generated by Big Data2024-07-24
• International tax cooperation: Main advances and opportunities for Latin America and the Caribbean2022-10-11
• Advances in the new international taxation and challenges for Latin America and the Caribbean2022-06-08
• Revisiting Personalized VAT: A Tool for Fiscal Consolidation with Equity2022-04-25
• The Impact of International Trade and BEPS Commitments on Tax Incentives and Collection2021-05-12
• Taxation for SMEs: a regime for the 80% of taxpayers who pay 2%2020-09-24
• Access to financial information: a pillar of tax transparency and the fight against fraud**2020-06-24
• Tax measures in the post-COVID-19 crisis **2020-04-23
• Review of “ICT As A Strategic Tool To Leapfrog The Efficiency Of Tax Administrations” by Alberto Barreix2020-03-10
• Electronic Invoicing in Latin America2018-03-21
• Equivalent Tax Pressure (ETP) in Latin America and the Caribbean. IDB-CIAT2017-11-15