With more than 400 agents, the intention of the AFIP is “detect possible tax evasion maneuvers and labor fraud in ski resorts, restaurants, hotels and shops”. These inspections will focus ontourist services that receive tourists with a high taxpaying capacity”.
Last week, 335 tax controls were carried out on various establishments and “labour breaches” as well “tax irregularities” that gave rise to 29 acts of infraction “with sanctions ranging from millionaire fines to temporary closures of different premises.”
Operative
The operations will continue to be carried out during these weeks and will be focused on the localities that during the winter season have “a greater influx of tourists with high purchasing power such as ski resorts”, I explain the AFIP.
Also, the control procedures will control the “access to national and theme parks, restaurants and bars, luxury hotel chains and high-end cabins.”
The “Operating Winter 2022” will cover the recreational activities and ski resorts of Mendoza, Neuquén, Chubut and Río Negro. Also in Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Tucumán, San Juan, San Luis, Salta and La Rioja where the controls will focus on shops, gastronomy and accommodation.
The inspectors will “electronic and face-to-face verifications on the invoicing of the firms, on the payment of taxes and the means of collection and compliance with the registration obligations of the employees”.
These actions by the AFiP allowed in the summer “dismantle and sanction evasion maneuvers and situations of job insecurity”.
As reported by the agency, detected differences of up to 150% between observed and declared sales, with the main offenders being restaurants, breweries and bars.
Likewise, they clarify, it was possible to dismantle abusive maneuvers in spas, hotels, luxury accommodation, property rental companies, massive events and tourism companies with a high tax capacity.
Source: Ambito
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