Among other points, the small and medium-sized business sector asked the Government to alleviate the tax burden, labor costs and release access to the dollar. CAME did it in a document.
The entity that brings together SMEs presented a document to the Government.
The Argentine Confederation of Medium Enterprises (CAME) he complained to Ministry of Economy several measures: a tax burden relief and non-wage labor costs, plus access to the exchange market for the payment of imports, are the central points requested by the manufacturing sector. small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This was expressed in a series of proposals presented to the Government.
He president of the SME entity, Alfredo González, together with the secretary general, Ricardo Diab and the coordinator of the Tax Affairs Commission Vicente Lourenzo, they presented to Minister Luis Caputo’s team a document with the main problems that affect the real economy of all sectors of SME production.
In turn, the CAME delegation He presented proposals to encourage consumption and reduce production costs, both in labor and fiscal matters. Before the Secretary of Knowledge Economy, Marcos Ayerra, and the Chief of Staff of the Ministry, Miguel Schmukler, González stated that “the SMEs we search tax burden relief and non-wage labor costs, access to the exchange market, a shoring up of the internal market, transparency in credit and debit card commissions and a new tax agreement.
The Government promised measures for SMEs
For his part, Ayerra highlighted that, in the coming days, the National government will announce actions in the sense of what was proposed by CAME. “In addition, there will be financial news aimed specifically at small and medium-sized businesses throughout Argentina,” the official guaranteed.
Between the measures that CAME requestedthey include: increase and extension of the payment of tax on bank debits and credits on account of employer contributions; modify the retention regime exclusions, collection and/or payments on account of VAT; regimen payment facilities for the regularization of debts before the AFIP and updating of the non-taxable minimums for the payment of labor contributions.
Also, access to the exchange market for the payment of imports; boost the “Buy in SMEs Program“; line of crevenues to boost consumption to complement the Simple Fee Program; updating monotax scales and making transparent the commissions that the merchant is obliged to bear today, using different platforms to be able to make and/or collect their sales.
Another point is that through the Ministries of Economy and the Interior, a new tax agreement that tends to reduce/eliminate the tax withholding and collection regimes gross income“which generates balances in favor of impossible recovery because it is a foreign jurisdiction,” indicated CAME.
Source: Ambito
