The Minister of Economy and presidential candidate for Unión por la Patria spoke to exporters who do not settle and in turn take currency from the BCRA to import.
Sergio Massa, Minister of Economy and presidential candidate of Union for the Fatherland, He warned tonight that those exporting sectors that do not settle their currencies in time and form will not access the Exchange Market.
“Those who export and do not bring foreign currency to Argentina, but at the same time import and take foreign currency from the Central Bank. Those who have to settle and do not settle will not receive access to the Single Free Exchange Market for approval until are not up to date with their settlements,” he said.
in dialogue with C5N, The head of the Palacio de Hacienda questioned those who abuse themselves “in the face of the economic decision to have exchange competitiveness to sustain production levels.” “It can’t happen,” he added..
“When we lower taxes for SMEs, when we maintain exchange competitiveness, even resigning reserves, we do it within the framework of understanding that the Argentine economy does not have to stop”Massa affirmed, since both the drought and the effects of the war and the pandemic “are passing” and “what is coming for Argentina is much better.”
Contrary to the criticism of those who take advantage of the State, Massa valued those companies that generate work and export.
In this regard, he highlighted the package of fiscal relief and financing measures for SMEs that he announced in Economy minutes before the interview. “They are rewards and punishments. A society where the one who generates work, exports and generates value for Argentina has his prize, and the one who is abused has his punishment,” he said.
Massa reported tonight a battery of economic measures aimed at ease the tax burden of the SMEs and MiPymes in Argentina, with the aim of boosting economic activity and fostering job creation. In addition, he announced non-refundable contributions to promote exports and credits for the sector of the Knowledge Economy.
Source: Ambito
