It gives neighborhood and town clubs a equivalent tariff treatment to which they obtain the public good entities for payment of public services.
Law 27,218 established a Specific Tariff Regime for Public Welfare Entities, but excluded of the same to the entities that fit into the Regime of Promotion of the Neighborhood and Town Clubs. These enjoyed until now of a bonus of 45% in the values of the services.
However, current regulations incorporate them and also creates the Registry of Beneficiaries- Neighborhood Clubs. From this, neighborhood and town clubs will pay maximum rates equivalent to those corresponding to the residential category.
The resolution stressed that these organizations “play a fundamental role in society in the development of non-professional sports activities in all their modalities and usually provide their facilities for non-formal education, the cultural promotion of all their associates and the community to which they belong”.
In this sense, it considered that “it corresponds that, with regard to the tariff benefit, they are equated to that received by the rest of the public welfare entities.”
How will segmentation continue in 2023?
The Secretary of Energy, Flavia Royon, detailed in early February that in 2023for the sectors of high income or those who do not apply for the subsidythere will be a remove 40%while for the middle sectors that removal will be from twenty%. This year, the rise in the price of energy “will oscillate between 0% and 36%“, he guaranteed.
He also highlighted that in the design of the price of the cost of energy, the government maintains “the policy of wages beating rates”. “We built a fair and responsible rate modelwhich places in first place the protection of families, retirees and all the lower-income sectors that need the support of the State,” he added.
Source: Ambito
