The Collection Agency of the province of Buenos Aires (ARBA) implemented a web application so that taxpayers can manage from a single place all current payment plans with the treasury, even expired ones.
The tool makes it possible to regularize debts for Real Estate taxes (in all its plants), Automotive, Sports Boats and Gross Income taxes.
The executive director of ARBA, Cristian Girard, assured in a statement that this tool “aims to simplify and encourage voluntary compliance with tax obligations, which in turn contributes to strengthening public finances and promoting the economic development of the province”.
On the ARBA website, www.arba.gob.ar, taxpayers will be able to access “Manage Payment Plans”, based on the CUIT and the CIT Code, and will see all the payment facility plans on the same screen. that you have in the associated objects, the status (expired or current) and what debt you have regularized in each of them.
From ARBA it was explained that, from this application, you can also settle installments, early or expired ones, as well as consolidate new payment plans for regular debts registered by these objects.
At the same time, interested parties will be able to print the “debt statement” of taxpayers from the same place in order to have personal record and control.
The provincial collection agency clarified that the applications that existed before this new web space, which only allowed management by object, will continue to be valid and operate in the same way.
Since the current provincial administration began in December 2019, the Agency aimed to simplify the tax regime and encourage the adoption of digital media.
To achieve this, a Simplified Gross Income mechanism was promoted, almost 90% of the agency’s procedures were digitized, benefits and discounts were established for those who adhere to digital receipts and new, more agile means of payment were adopted, among other measures.
In addition, an automatic compensation mechanism has already been implemented, with no limit on the amount, for all favorable balances from Real Estate (both Basic and Complementary), Automotive and Sports Boats taxes.
Source: Ambito
