For several days, the computer system that allows you to submit Sworn Declarations and SIFRE payments has been offline.
The Arbitration Commission of the Multilateral Agreement (COMARB) will consider the presentations and payments of the Gross Income Tax of the Federal Collection System (SIFERE) held January 14 due to technical problems.
“Considered completed by December 26, 2024 the presentations of the sworn declarations and payments corresponding to the Tax on Gross Income-Multilateral Agreement (SIFERE) from December 26, 2024 until January 14 of this year inclusive, indicates Provision 1/2025 of the organization.
The system, which presents recurring problems, had already been extended between December 26 of last year, until January 6.
“ATTENTION: the SIFORE WEB system is out of service for maintenance tasks. It is estimated to be back online on 01/06/2025 in the morning. We apologize for the inconvenience caused,” says the company’s website. COMARB.
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What is the measure about?
- Ratifies Presidential Provision No. 8/2024: This provision established that the presentations of the sworn statements and payments whose due dates were December 26, were considered due until January 6.
- Orders the publication of the resolution: The resolution must be published for one day in the Official Gazette of the Nation.
- Provides notification to adhering jurisdictions: Jurisdictions adhering to the Multilateral Agreement must be notified of the resolution.
What is the Multilateral Agreement
He Federal Collection System (SIFERE) It is a system designed so that taxpayers of the Multilateral Agreement can settle the Tax on Gross Income.
Through it, taxpayers of the Multilateral Agreement make the presentation, payments and consultations of their monthly and annual sworn declarations.s. This system is made up of the DDJJ and Consultations Modules, which are accessed with the AFIP tax code.
COMARB is the body in charge of managing fiscal relations between the provinces. More precisely, regarding the billing of taxpayers between jurisdictions.
Source: Ambito
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