Monotax payments vary based on the category that each person belongs to.
Despite the changes in the structures of the regulatory bodies between AFIP and ARCA, what did not change is the taxpayer’s duty to have pay your current fee every month.
If a monotributista stops paying his monthly fee, he may face various consequences that affect both his tax situation and the benefits associated with being up to date with this regime.
Apart, Unpaid fees generate compensatory interestincreasing the total amount owed, this interest is calculated daily from the due date until the time of payment.
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Current monotax categories
The categories in force for the month of November are the following:
- Category A: $6.45 million
- Category B: $9.45 million
- Category C: $13.25 million
- Category D: $16.45 million
- Category E: $19.35 million
- Category F: $24.25 million
- Category G: $29 million
- Category H: $44 million
- Category I: $49.25 million
- Category J: $56.4 million
- Category K: $68 million
ARCA: monthly monotax fee according to categories
Monotributistas must pay the amount that corresponds to their category:
- Category A: $3000
- Category B: $5700
- Category C: $9,800 (services) and $9,000 (commerce)
- Category D: $16,000 (services) and $14,900 (commerce)
- Category E: $30,000 (services) and $23,800 (commerce)
- Category F: $42,200 (services) and $31,000 (commerce)
- Category G: $76,800 (services) and $38,400 (commerce)
- Category H: $220,000 (services) and $110,000 (commerce).
- Category I: $175,000 (commerce) and $437,500 (services)
- Category J: $210,000 (commerce) and $525,000 (services)
- Category K: $245,000 (commerce) and $735,000 (services)
Source: Ambito
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