However, he clarified that “for now, there is not going to be a new moratorium”and warned of certain behaviors such as those of those who “sometimes do not pay and are financed with the interest” of the plans designed by the AFIP.
Speaking to Radio Continental, Castagnetto reiterated the concept of “fishing outside the fishbowl” that he expressed yesterday in an interview with the Télam news agency, and pointed out that his task is “in a judicious and orderly manner, to look for the holes where the AFIP does not arrive”.
On the other hand, he stated that “The fiscal secrecy will be maintained”and that from the collection agency “we are going to try to ensure that it is strictly complied with”.
“Tax secrecy is simply, nothing more and nothing less, that the identity of each of the human persons and companies is not published”and its removal only occurs “when Justice requests information through various offices, which one has to comply with,” he explained.
In another order, the official relativized the effectiveness of a reduction in the tax burden as an incentive for labor formalization, and argued in this sense that “an infinite number of measures have been taken and the results have not really been what we expected.”
“We have taken measures in the pandemic, those who are with Repro today have a reduction in contributions, in the Norte Grande they have the same reduction,” he clarified, adding that “however, we do not see the number of employees who register in function of that reduction.
For this reason, Castagnetto concluded that labor registration “It does not go through the reduction of contributions but by an awareness of the employer”as well as incorrect information by some employees.
In this regard, he indicated that many employees of private homes fear money laundering “because they believe they are going to lose the plans or the AUH (Universal Child Allowance) and it is not like that.”
In addition to the “constant fight against unregistered work”, Castagnetto focused on “illegal work and labor trafficking”, while stating: “in the 21st century we cannot continue to have workers performing inhumanely, with remuneration which in some cases are $20,000 per month”.
Source: Ambito
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