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Vol. XI Issue V - May 2009

Project Management eJournal

 

REGIONAL REPORT:

Project Management News – Update from Perú

By José Carlos Machicao International Correspondent for PMForum & PM World Today
Lima, Perú

 

 

 


Despite the relatively good shape of the country, the impact of the financial crisis is already being perceived in Peru, and even when it is lighter than in other countries, it is changing the economical environment. For instance, the Government Tax Collection Entity (SUNAT) registered a potential reduction of the tax collection level, due to the reduction of production. But the reaction was to propose a new tax to charge credit card holders in order to (according to the SUNAT speaker) register transactions in a better way. Even when the intention is probably good, many corporate speakers immediately reacted against the proposal because the effect of this measurement, more than causing a better control, can cause avoidance of the use of the banking system.

From the point of view of project management, this should be addressed as a poor scope definition. What is the scope of the public tax management in Peru? It should be the efficiency of assignment of the capital coming from production to enhance competitiveness of the country and not just to raise the collection index.

Additionally this was the first month in which a blackout occurred in Lima because of energy restrictions.

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Jose Machicao


José Carlos Machicao
International Correspondent – Perú

Peru  

José Machicao, PMP, is an International Correspondent for PMForum and PM World Today in Lima, Perú. Mr. Machicao is also an Organizational Project Management consultant, working in the public and private sectors in Perú. Mr. Machicao has a Masters Degree in Energy from the University of Cardiff, Wales, UK, and a Mechanical Engineering degree from the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. He is a member of the Colegio de Ingenieros (Peruvian Association of Professional Engineers), the World Energy Council, the Association of Energy Engineers, and the Project Management Institute (PMI®). He is currently Education Director for the PMI GovSIG®. Additional information about José can be seen at http://www.pmforum.org/pm%20forum%20team/index.htm#5. José Machicao can be contacted at jcmachicao@gmail.com, and http://blog.pucp.edu.pe/jcmachicao.



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