The Government ordered an increase in taxes on the card dollar and it rose to more than $950, approaching the financial dollars. But its application could be delayed and that creates a gap at the previous price.
The Government established a tax increase on dollar card and rose to more than $950, approaching financial dollars. Even so, as the new provision forces airlines to start a new procedurethey believe that They will not be able to update the price of the flights until tomorrow.
This leaves travelers looking to save with a opportunity to buy tickets for the previous card dollar of 744 pesos. The Federal Public Revenue Agency established that for this type of operations a 100% perception for advance income tax and other 25% for Personal Property.
The card dollar is the exchange rate that applies to purchases with credit or debit card abroadr. It is calculated from the official retail dollar, and the COUNTRY, Income and Personal Property taxes are added.
With this modification, 100% of earnings received, 25% of personal assets will be taxed, which is added to the 30% of the PAIS tax and This exchange rate now pays 155% taxes on the value of the official dollar, which closed at $375 on Wednesday. Thus, the card dollar began trading above $955 this Thursday, within the framework of the presidential transition process.
Official dollar: what taxes will be applied
Through the AFIP Resolution 5430 From Tuesday, October 10, the official dollar plus taxes had a 100% surcharge either for the purchase or for expenses abroad that were made with a credit or debit card that arose from adding the Country Tax (30%) plus the receipts of 45% for the Income Tax and another 25% on account of Personal property.
However, this surcharge was raised from 100% to 155% with the new perception of Profits of 25%.
The taxes that apply to official dollar now they are:
- COUNTRY Tax: is from 30% and applies both to people who buy foreign currency for hoarding and to those who use a credit or debit card to cancel expenses or withdraw foreign coins or bills abroad.
- Advance Earnings Perception: 100%.
- Personal property: 25% in dollar card and savings.
Source: Ambito
