Ernesto Erazo Cardona Outsourcing and Tax Compliance Partner
- Public Accountant, Universidad Central del Valle Specialist in Statutory Auditing and External Auditing, Universidad Libre
- Specialist in IFRS, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
- Specialist in Tax Law, Universidad ICESI
- Certified in ISA and IFRS by the ACCA
Ernesto joined Forvis Mazars in 2007, is the Partner responsible for Audit, Accounting, Outsourcing, Tax Compliance and leads the Southwest Region. Ernesto is the lead auditor of interdisciplinary teams focused on analyzing assurance and internal control systems by applying effective internal audit and internal control procedures in companies and organizations, based on high international technical standards and clear ethics in his professional practice.
Ernesto has experience in auditing national and foreign investment companies in Colombia, auditing under International Auditing Standards, External Auditing, adoption of international financial reporting standards and key participation in due diligence. Ernesto is the founder of the Accounting and Tax Outsourcing practice at Forvis Mazars in Colombia, which today has more than 110 professionals.
Sectors of Expertise:
- Financial (Banking and Insurance)
- Healthcare
- Technology
- Services
Languages:
- Spanish
- English
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Pages associated to Ernesto Erazo Cardona
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Insights
- Accounting books and document retention
- The Cali District Tax Statute is modified by means of agreement No.0571 of 2023
- Modifications to the Colombian Exchange Regime
- Environmental Liabilities Law
- Electronic Invoicing System Obligation
- Implementation of Electronic Payroll
- Invoice-equivalent documents accepted for tax purposes in 2023
- Is your company required to have a Statutory Auditor by 2024?
- Severance and Unemployment Interests
- DIAN Token Reconciliation and Electronic Documents
- Institutional plan for employees with pension funds
- Prima de servicios
- Mandate agreements
- Outsourcing
- Financial closing 2024, a look from the accounting and tax perspective