A native of Argentina, Eduardo Baistrocchi specializes in tax law and policy. He
received a law degree cum laude from the Universidad de Buenos Aires, where he edited
Lecciones y Ensayos. Immediately after graduation, he clerked for Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Argentina Enrique Santiago Petracchi. A Fulbright scholar at the
University of Michigan law school, he went on to earn a master's degree in law from
Harvard University, and a second master's degree in law from the London School of
Economics, where he was also a Chevening Scholar. He teaches tax law at the Universidad
Torcuato Di Tella, where he directs the law and economics program. He also has served as
a visiting professor at the University of Michigan, Northwestern University and the
University of Toronto.

Articles

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Transfer Pricing, APAs, and the Argentina Brazil Tax Treaty, Tax Notes International (2006)
 

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The Growing Problem of Local Taxation on Multinational Enterprises in Argentina, Tax Notes International (2006)
 

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The Transfer Pricing Problem: A Global Proposal for Simplification, Tax Law (2006)
 

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The Transfer Pricing Problem: The Argentine Experience (1932-1998), Revista Argentina de Teoría Jurídica (2000)
 

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Options: Tax Approaches under Argentine Tax Law, Boletín Informativo de la Asociación Argentina de Estudios Fiscales (1998)
 

Presentations

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Transfer Pricing in the 21st Century: A Proposal for both Developed and Developing Countries , Latin American and Caribbean Law and Economics Association (ALACDE) Annual Papers (2005)

The conventional wisdom maintains that the emergence of the International Tax Regime since the 1920’s...