Starting next week, the value of the “savings” dollar will have a cut, although at current prices it would continue to be the most expensive exchange rate on the market.
Starting December 23, the price of the “savings” dollar will have a significant reduction for the definitive elimination of the PAIS Tax. Even so, the price, with current values, would remain more than 10% above the blue and 20% more expensive than the MEP.
Until now, the “savings” dollar, or also called “solidarity”, is equivalent to the retail exchange rate plus a 30% surcharge for the PAIS Tax and another 30% for the perception of Profits. Therefore, The current value is $1,668.
With the aforementioned tax reduction, the price would drop to the $1,365 area. Despite the significant decrease, the price would still be far from the $1,131 that the MEP marks today and the $1,205 of the blue.
News in development.-
Source: Ambito
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