After the closure of AFIP, this will be the new way to pay the debts of the self-employed. Find out all the details.
The self-employed workers are required to perform monthly contributions as part of their tax commitments, and many times failure to make these payments can generate considerable debts. Despite changes in the structure of fiscal organizations, such as the replacement of the AFIP by ARCAthe Government offers different financing and payment alternatives to help the self-employed regularize their pending obligations.
It is important to understand that even if there are changes in name or structure, debts must be paid in the same way as always. No worker will be exempt from paying their monotribute for the month of November and if they do not do so they will run the risk of having large fines or being left out of the organization.
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ARCA: how to pay arrears of self-employed debts
Debts can be paid without problem with virtual wallets and is done through a QR code.
By entering from the CCMA – Current Account for Single-taxpayers and Self-Employed Taxpayers, you will be able to pay your accumulated debt (capital + interest). The enabled wallets are:
- Interbanking
- Payment Market
- DNI account
It can also be paid through pre-established amounts, called “billable”. The wallets enabled in this case are:
- Payment Market
- DNI Account – Banco Provincia
- BNA + – Banco Nación
- Interbanking
Self-employed: values in force in November 2024
A) Monthly contributions from self-employed workers
Categories:
- I: $43,886.22
- II: $61,439.76
- III: $87,771.66
- IV: $140,434.59
- V: $193,096.80
B) Monthly contributions from self-employed workers who carry out arduous or risky activities to which a differential pension regime corresponds.
Categories
- I’ (I premium): $48,000.55
- II’ (II premium): $67,199.73
- III’ (III premium): $96,000.25
- IV’ (IV premium): $153,600.33
- V’ (V premium): $211,199.62
Why the government dissolved the AFIP and created ARCA
President Javier Milei declared that dissolved the AFIP as part of its policy of reducing the size of the entity and debureaucratization. Instead, ARCA has a simpler structure, with fewer people and seeks to reduce expenses and tax procedures.
According to what was stated in a document and Adorni’s statements, this measure will reduce the higher authorities by 45% and the lower levels by 31%, which represents an elimination of 34% of the current structure.
Source: Ambito
