The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, entrusted the head of AFIP, Florencia Misrahi, to postpone until the end of the month the deadline to adhere to the advance payment of the Personal Property Tax.
Taxpayers who want to enter the Special Income Regime on Personal Property (REIBP) they will have a deadline until the end of the month to do it. The measure mainly benefits those who want to include laundered goods to pay in advance the 5-year tax at a rate of 0.45%.
The Treasury Palace reported that the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, this Friday entrusted the General Administration of Public Revenues (AFIP), to issue a General Resolution “which extends the deadlines to complete the process of adhering to the special income regime for the Personal Property Tax (REIBP) of the new fiscal pact”.
“In this sense, the standard will allow Those who joined the REIBP until September 30, but on that date were not able to complete said process, can do so until October 31. At the same time, those who chose until September 30 to submit their Personal Property Tax return and now want to join the REIBP will be allowed to have the possibility of rectifying it and access the regime until October 31,” says the text.
The statement recalls that “the REIBP offers taxpayers the option of paying taxes in a unified for all fiscal periods until December 31, 2027″.
“The Regime is individual and voluntary membershipand allows those who join to pay the Personal Property Tax in a consolidated manner for several fiscal periods. This includes both those assets that were not regularized under the Asset Regularization Regime of Law No. 27,743, as well as those that were,” the note states.
Economía remembers that among the benefits of joining the REIBP are maintain fiscal asset stability until 2038; not having to comply with the obligations derived from the Personal Property Taxs during the validity of that lien (advances, sworn statements, among others); and the possibility that capital increases do not generate additional tax to be deposited on personal assets (except for some donations and liberalities)”.
Source: Ambito
