the route map of the agreement and the key commitments assumed by the government until 2026

the route map of the agreement and the key commitments assumed by the government until 2026

The International Monetary Fund made a series of key guidelines to comply with structural reforms that the government must follow after the approval of the financing.

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After the press conference of Luis Caputo, The National Chain of Javier Milei And a brief statement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the agency published the expected “Staff Report”. There are detailed the main commitments that Argentina assumed within the framework of the agreement, with a Roadmap that includes specific dates and structural reforms.

According to the IMF: the government map of the government by 2025

In detail, these are the key points of the agreed schedule between The Government and the IMF:

September 2025

  • Presentation before the Congress of the Budget Law 2026.

  • Publication of the medium -term fiscal framework together with a tax risk report.

  • Publication of a plan to eliminate the remaining fiduciary funds and improve their management.

November 2025

  • Dissemination of a report and road map for the privatization or granting of public companies contemplated in the Base Law.

  • Issuance of guidelines to guarantee the transparency of the privatization process.

  • Implementation of resolution 21/2025 to advance the deregulation of the wholesale electricity market (MEM).

  • Publication of the results and recommendations of the evaluation of Argentine compliance with the GAFI standards (in matters of money laundering prevention).

December 2025

  • Total elimination of fiduciary funds, with the exception of the destined for residential gas subsidy.

  • Progressive Elimination of tariff segmentation, towards a unique rate scheme complemented with social rate.

  • Expansion of the Integrated Financial Information System to more public bodies.

  • Integration of administrative databases in a single social registry.

  • Presentation before the IMF of a comprehensive tax reform proposal, with focus on:

    • Eliminate distortive taxes (such as those applied to trade and financial transactions).

    • Reduce inefficient tax expenses.

    • Simplify the system, including a possible reform of the societies tax, with lower rates but less deductions and exemptions, and mechanisms to avoid evasion by means of utilities transfers.

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The IMF established a series of guidelines to be fulfilled for 2025 and 2026.

The IMF established a series of guidelines to be fulfilled for 2025 and 2026.

December 2026

  • Shipping to the Congress of a diagnosis and proposal for reform of the pension system, with the aim of improving its equity and sustainability.

  • Presentation of a plan to reform the Fiscal Responsibility Law, including the legal incorporation of the zero fiscal deficit rule.

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