The Federal Administration of Public Revenue (AFIP) announced that it will extend until July 31 of this year the suspension of execution trials, a measure that has been widely demanded by small and medium-sized companies.
“The General Resolution It will be published tomorrow (this Thursday) in the Official Gazette and will be effective as of February 1,” the organization reported on Wednesday night.
The standard reaches micro, small and medium-sized companies -Tranche I and II-, small taxpayers, non-profit entities and taxpayers in the health sector.
It’s about a relief for companies that had the option of entering permanent payment plans, for which the agency had announced a reduction in compensatory interest to 50% and 60% of the usual rate for late payments.
Some businessmen, such as Gustavo Lazzarimentor of the group known as SMEs, Entrepreneurs and Producers (PEP) had warned that If a moratorium was not approved in February there would be “fiscal carnage.”
Aid for SMEs waiting for a moratorium
Government decided to throw a noose at the SME sector acceding to a claim that he received in the meeting on January 25 at the Casa Rosada with the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, who is reducing interest rates on permanent plans.
The AFIP published resolution 5841/2024 that reduces the tax rate plans at 50% and 60% of the compensatory interests that will also begin to take effect from this Thursday. They will be 15% monthly for any simple delay in payment, and 18% monthly when the agency must initiate legal action.
It is not ruled out that during the period of ordinary sessions of Congress, the Government will resubmit the tax moratorium project, which it removed from the omnibus law.
Source: Ambito
