Peruvian firm Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas announced the appointment of Enrique Pintado as a new partner in its Tax Law Department, thus strengthening one of the firm’s strategic areas and improving its ability to advise clients on complex tax matters, administrative procedures and litigation involving public authorities.
“Enrique’s arrival represents a significant milestone in our growth and specialization strategy. His extensive experience in taxation and tax disputes significantly strengthens our ability to advise clients on matters related to public authorities and the resolution of complex tax disputes—areas that are increasingly crucial in today’s business environment. We are confident that his experience and strategic vision will bring immense value to our clients, our practice, and the firm as a whole,” stated Alberto Rebaza, managing partner of the firm.
Camilo Maruy, Director of the Tax Department, added, “Enrique’s appointment reflects our ongoing commitment to excellence and specialization. His extensive experience and technical expertise further strengthen our ability to advise and represent clients on increasingly complex tax matters. We are confident that his contribution will be fundamental in consolidating our position as a leading tax firm.”
Regarding his appointment, Enrique commented that he is “thrilled to join Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas at a time of significant growth and momentum for the Tax Department. My experience in both tax administration and private practice has given me a comprehensive understanding of the challenges businesses face from multiple perspectives. I look forward to contributing to the continued growth of a department recognized for its excellence and helping clients prevent and successfully resolve their most complex tax matters.”
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Enrique has an exceptional track record in tax law and tax disputes, with extensive experience in both the public and private sectors. For more than eight years, he served as National Superintendent of Legal Affairs at SUNAT, Peru’s tax authority, where he led the interpretation and application of Peruvian tax legislation and played a key role in developing landmark legal criteria that have shaped tax administration and taxpayer guidance.
Throughout his professional career, Enrique has advised clients on a wide range of tax matters, represented them in contentious and non-contentious administrative proceedings, and intervened in litigation before the tax administration and other competent authorities.
