As Ámbito had anticipated, the non-taxable minimum floor will suffer an increase that will be $1.8 million for singles and $2.2 million for married people.
The Government remains confident that on this occasion it will be able to get Parliament to approve the omnibus law. This trust is based on the countless meetings they have held with governors and heads of blocks of Deputies.
As a result of these meetings, this Tuesday The Executive Branch will send the draft Base Law (about 220 articles) that includes the tax package. Precisely one of the issues that, at the time, divided the waters was the new tax floor of the Income Tax.
On this point, an agreement would have been reached consisting of setting the floor at 1,800,000 million for single workers and 2,200,000 for married workers with two children. The novelty is that there will be a progressive scale of tax that starts from 5% until reaching 35%. Likewise, it is contemplated that the update by CPI so that the initial proportionality is maintained.
Both the deputies of We Make the Federal Coalition represented at the meeting by Miguel Pichetto, Florencio Randazzo, Emilio Monzó, Nicolás Massot, Ricardo López Murphy, Ignacio García Aresca and Margarita Stolbizer as the later with the deputies for the Radical Civic Union (UCR) Julio Cobos, Carla Carrizo, Lisandro Nieri, Karina Banfi, Soledad Carrizo , Pablo Cervi and Pamela Verasayas the radicals conveyed to the Government their intention to discuss the labor reform within the framework of the Commission.
In particular, the initiative of the deputies is to address the aspects linked to trial period, fines for labor lawsuits, free choice of compensation. They do not include two of the controversial points of the DNU, which are union contributions and the issue of social works.
In relation to the timing, La Rosada estimates that next week it could be discussed in committee to reach a new opinion with the intention that it can be brought to the venue before the end of April.
Source: Ambito
