The Federal Public Revenue Administration (AFIP) implemented a payment facility regime that allows financing tax obligations included in plans which ended on April 30th, through the General Resolution 4718/2020.
The measure, published this Friday (15.05.2020) in the Official Gazette, It offers “financial relief for taxpayers affected by the pandemic” and “facilitates compliance with tax obligations,” AFIP highlighted.
The new regime also contemplates the possibility of including tax, customs and social security obligations from permanent payment plans.
The resolution also provides for the possibility of regularizing expired plans for self-employed workers, as well as obligations included in a Personal Income and Property plan. Membership can be made until June 30th..
The new regime for expired plans does not require advance payment, and offers the possibility of regularizing obligations in up to six installments.
In all cases, the first of these payments will be due on July 16 and will concentrate the financial interest from the date of consolidation of the plan until its maturity.
The regulations do not stipulate limitations on the number of plans, but each obligation arising from expired plans may only be submitted once.
The system will be available from May 21st on the agency's website.
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