“This would avoid hindering imports even more, especially supplies and raw materials essential for productive activity, essential to sustain the recovery that the national economy has registered in recent months”highlighted the CAC, in a statement.
This chamber joins another, that of Exporters, which a day earlier also warned of the difficulties of companies that import to obtain foreign currency, based on greater controls ordered by the AFIP.
The CAC assured that in recent days it received “increasing concerns” from its associates “regarding the mechanism to which companies are subjected to establish the CEF coefficient that they will have during the next month, with which they will have to face the possibility or impossibility of formalizing licenses (SIMI) and payments abroad, and at the low authorized amounts”.
“Currently, taxpayers are not aware of the parameters stipulated by the AFIP to grant the quota, which on many occasions is scarce, causing significant damage”he added.
In addition, he warned that this situation “is especially burdensome for new companies with no history of payments abroad or international trade operations.”
Recently, the AFIP deepened controls on foreign trade to avoid evasion maneuvers and thus companies in the productive sector and importers added new difficulties in accessing dollars, a decision that caused claims from the business sector.
Source: Ambito
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