The Collection Agency of the Province of Buenos Aires (ARBA) confirmed that its first stage of the special payment plan for debt regularization will end on Next November 30th. In detail, this payment program offers up to 30% discount for those who normalize their tax situation in reference to property taxes, both in judicial and prejudicial proceedings.
Buenos Aires residents will have until November 30 to access the first stage of the payment plan. Starting in December, the regularization conditions will be modified.
In detail, the program will be enabled in both judicial and prejudicial instances. The program includes discounts up to 30%, with the possibility of paying in cash and in installments, to encourage tax compliance of 4.6 million Buenos Aires taxpayers.
“This initiative aims to build a more balanced tax system, where each taxpayer can comply according to their possibilities and access benefits for good fiscal behavior,” he emphasized.
ARBA: When the second stage of the discounted payment plan begins
The agency’s plan includes two stages with staggered benefits. The first of them will end this Saturday, November 30, leading to the beginning of the second part:
- First stage (until 11/30): 30% payment bonus cash and 10% in three installments.
- Second stage (12/1 to 12/15): 25% discount for cash payment and 3 installment option without interest with 5% advance.
“This is an excellent opportunity for catch up with the provincial treasury and access the benefits that we will implement in 2025. Taxpayers who regularize their situation will be able to obtain a 5% discount for not registering debt and an additional 10% for annual payment,” Girard concluded.
The regime covers non-prescribed judicial and prejudicial debts for the year 2024 for Real Estate (Basic and Supplementary), Automotive and Sports Boats taxes. The bonuses are applied to the interest owed and membership can be done digitally through the official ARBA website.
Source: Ambito
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