“Between a spare part of a machine from an Argentine SME and a jet ski, I have no doubt what the system has to prioritize, at least with the dollars from the Central Bank,” Massa added, in a meeting that the President of CGERA participated, Marcelo Fernandez.
In this sense, he indicated that another of the objectives of his management is to try to multiply the value of the exportable ton. “The more primary our export is, the less added value it has, the greater difficulties we have to consolidate our reserves and to make our currency strong,” he said.
In addition, he insisted on the need to transform social programs into formal employment and recalled the validity of the decree for SMEs for one year, to hire beneficiaries of any social program, without the beneficiary losing it.
Within this framework, the representatives of the chambers and federations grouped in CGERA, highlighted to the minister the National Government’s decision to include in the National Budget the measure promoted by the entity that allows SMEs to use their own dollars to access inputs.
“CGERA businessmen and women are aware of the importance of taking care of the Central Bank’s reserves. For this reason, we proposed at the time that companies use their own dollars to guarantee local production,” said Marcelo Fernández, while reiterating the need for “a reduction in taxes and VAT for those who decide to launder, since they have decided to use own dollars risking their capital, despite the exchange difference”.
Regarding the projects, first of all, CGERA proposed a Foreign Trade Administration through affidavits from companies that import inputs and/or raw materials for the industrialization of products. This measure consists of an affidavit every 30 days from SMEs that need to import inputs or raw materials that are not produced in the country for the manufacture of their final product. These must not exceed 25% of your billing in the same period so that the added value to the import order by the company is evident.
Secondly, Plant Training was proposed in trades in which today the labor market does not have on offer. In addition, the creation of distributors of Argentine products in different countries was promoted.
Source: Ambito
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