Alicia Arellano Herman

Alicia Arellano Herman, with more than 20 years of experience, has focused her professional practice in the Real Estate, Urban Planning, and Banking and Financial Law areas.

This extensive experience includes Real Estate and Urban Planning advisory to companies in the development of their real estate projects and urbanizations, from planning and acquisition to construction and sale, encompassing the entire deed process.

In Banking and Financial Law matters, she has stood out for her advisory and leadership in mortgage operations, real estate, leasing, leaseback and preparing all types of legal reports required before financial institutions.

Alicia Arellano Herman, with more than 20 years of experience, has focused her professional practice in the Real Estate, Urban Planning, and Banking and Financial Law areas.

Education

Lawyer from Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2005).
Diploma in Environmental Law, Universidad de los Andes (2022).
Notarial Law Course taught by the Chilean Bar Association (2023).
Has completed various Real Estate and Urban Planning Law Courses.

Experience

Lawyer with more than 20 years of experience.
In Registry Law matters, during 2023 she participated in the installation process of the new Real Estate Registrar of Viña del Mar, where she served as Chief Lawyer, First Officer and Deputy Registrar, for the purpose of implementing review guidelines, legal qualification and criteria for internal lawyers.
Previously, she worked from 2005 to 2023 as a Partner lawyer at De Las Heras Abogados, Law Firm in which she actively participated and performed work mainly in Real Estate, Urban Planning, and Banking and Financial Law matters.

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Professional Services

Notable Cases

Pursuant to Article 21 of the Tax Code, given the lack of suitable evidence provided by the claiming Company during the audit stage, and the jurisdictional instance not being suitable according to law to conduct a new audit of the records requested by the Internal Revenue Service...
Tax and Customs Court of Santiago, Case: 16-9-0000243-6
The regulatory silence on this point - interruption of the statute of limitations through judicial claim - in no way authorizes supporting the hypothesis that a new statute of limitations period under Article 200 of the Tax Code cannot be initiated...
Court of Appeals of Chillán, Case: 68-2022
That, for the foregoing reasons, it must be concluded that the billing notice issued and notified by the Internal Revenue Service constitutes an administrative act issued in open violation of tax law and also in violation of Article 7 of the Constitution and Article 2 of Law No. 18,575...
Tax and Customs Court of Santiago, Case: 18-9-0000628-0