SMEs and monotributistas: AFIP set limits on the interest rates of payment plans

SMEs and monotributistas: AFIP set limits on the interest rates of payment plans

Through the General Resolution No. 5583/24, The organization led by Florencia Misrahi established a limit on the interest rate for the October to March semester, thus ensuring that the interest rate does not exceed that applicable to other taxpayers.

“Given the significant decrease in the aforementioned BADLAR rate and in order to reduce the financial cost of the installments that expire from October of this year, it is considered appropriate to establish as a limit for smaller taxpayers the monthly interest rate of applicable financing for medium-sized companies and other taxpayers,” the entity justified.

These modifications are part of the objective of the collecting entity to strengthen the economy and promote compliance with tax obligations through improvements in access to payment facility plans and offer more significant financial relief to taxpayers in vulnerable sectors.

AFIP will sanction all monotributistas who do not carry out this procedure in October

All taxpayers must carry out a mandatory procedure before the Federal Administration of Public Revenues (AFIP) to be able to receive any type of official notification from the tax entity, such as those related to the deduction of profits and the billing of monotributistas.

The service is exclusive for each taxpayer and It is essential to ensure proper communication between the individual and the tax entity. It was implemented with the objective of preventing problems such as penalties for lack of knowledge and facilitating compliance with fiscal responsibilities.

Now, the state agency decided that for the month of October they are going to implement sanctions for taxpayers who do not comply with the procedure.

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These modifications are part of the collection entity’s objective of strengthening the economy

What is the Electronic Tax Address

The AFIP Electronic Tax Domicile (DFE) is a virtual space in which taxpayers receive all notifications, communications and official resolutions related to their tax and fiscal obligations. The electronic tax address works as a “notification mailbox” in which the AFIP sends notices, resolutions and other relevant information that the taxpayer must review.

This system was implemented to streamline notifications and make the communication process between the AFIP and taxpayers more efficient. The DFE is mandatory for legal entities, monotributistas, self-employed workers and other taxpayers who have a relationship with the AFIP.

Generally, Notifications are considered legally received 5 days after being published in the DFE, although it is advisable to review regularly to avoid sanctions for non-compliance.

What punishment will taxpayers who do not have the Electronic Tax Address have?

The AFIP warned that failure to comply with the obligations related to the Electronic Tax Address may lead to the imposition of sanctions in accordance with the provisions of Law 11,683, and will be taken into account for the classification in the “SIPER”, as well as in the process of obtaining proof of registration.

In any case, processing it is quite easy:

  • Enter with your tax code on the AFIP website
  • Select the “Contact details” button and register the details
  • Choose the email and telephone number to join
  • Once the data is completed, verification must be carried out
  • To finish, the procedure must be confirmed

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