The increase will be 4.2%, depending on the increase in inflation from the previous month.
The Federal Public Revenue Administration (AFIP) published the new scales corresponding to the contributions of self-employed workers for October, with an increase of 4.2% based on August inflation. These maturities will operate in November.
The measure responds to the new framework of monthly updateestablished by DNU 274/2024, which adjusts the contributions according to the INDEC Consumer Price Index.
For the category I the amount will be $43,886.22 while for the V will be $193,096.80. HE expects a new adjustment of 3.5% in Novemberin line with September inflation.
The new ones monthly contribution amounts for self-employed workers As of October 2024, they were published by the tax body on its website.
Between 2021 and March 2024, the contributions of the self-employed were updated four times a year (March, June, September and December) in the same proportion as their retirement benefits increased. But to From April 2024 the update is monthly regarding retirement mobility. He Decree of Necessity and Urgency 274/24 established Monthly updates based on CPI.
The Updated minimum categories for self-employed workers from October 2024 are:
- Category I: $43,886.22
- Category II: $61,439.76
- Category III: $87,771.66
- Category IV: $140,434.59
- Category V: $193,096.80
Additionally, for those with arduous or risky activitiesthere is a special regime with specific categories and differentiated amounts in their monthly contributions:
- Category I’ (I premium): $48,000.55
- Category II’ (II premium): $67,199.73
- Category III’ (III premium): $96,000.25
- Category IV’ (IV premium): $153,600.33
- Category V’ (V premium): $211,199.62
Source: Ambito
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