The Federal Administration of Public Revenue issued 37 infraction certificates and notified taxpayers to regularize their situation.
The Federal Administration of Public Revenues (AFIP) detected numerous tax and pension irregularities in a series of operations carried out in high-end dining venues. The body led by Carlos Castagneto found that the establishments had omitted to declare sales for $2.1 billion and they also kept 42% their employees with inconsistencies in your registration.
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AFIP
The specialized areas of the General Tax Directorate (DGI) and of the General Directorate of Social Security Resources (DGRSS) they had warned in 51 restaurants frequented by public with high purchasing power that declared and reported sales by Credit cards They had significant differences and, in other cases, they had lower income to your operating costs. Faced with this situation, the AFIP notified these taxpayers of great fiscal relevance so that they regularize their situation.
the tasks of supervision and control were complemented with face-to-face inspections that allowed verifying deviations up to 100% with respect to what was declared. In this sense, the omission of sales amounts to $2.1 billion. Faced with the evident violation of the billing regulations, the agency’s agents 37 infractions.
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On the other hand, a total of 635 workersof which the 42% had some kind of irregularity.
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AFIP
These actions are coordinated and planned within the framework of the control tasks that have been deployed so far in 2023 and are intended to protect the rights of workers to promote the labor inclusion and at the same time generate increased perception of risk among employers, inducing them to comply with current regulations both in social security matter as tax.
Source: Ambito
