The June tax collection amounted to $298.853 billion, the Federal Public Revenue Administration (AFIP) announced on Monday (2.7.2018).
During the conference, the head of the AFIP, Leandro Cuccioli, also announced "the end of the invoice in Argentina."
Tax details
May tax collection totaled $ 298.853 XNUMX XNUMX milliones with an interannual variation of 31,9%, as a result of the boost from contributions from VAT, Income Tax, Social Security and Foreign Trade taxes.
As for the interannual variation of the IVA neto reached 48,3%, where the tax VAT grew 48,1% and customs increased 46,3%.
In turn, the collection of the Tax on Earnings increased by 45,4% year-on-year.
Respecto a Debits and Credits, the figure rises to 40,3%.
Finally, the Import dutiesation reached $8.412 million, with an increase of 46,5%, while the Export Dutiesn increased by 96%.
End of the paper invoice
During the conference, the federal administrator of Public Revenue, Leandro Cuccioli, announced that "the March 31, 2019, Paper invoices will no longer be used in Argentina.”
"We are going to paperless retail trade, and this will allow us to move forward in a new control structure," he said, while emphasizing that digital billing will give AFIP the possibility of having activity data "in real time."
In this way, taxpayers will receive the ticket or invoice in a formal format and not in paper form, although if the client wants it, they can request it.
Among other specifications, Cuccioli emphasized that "the world's major tax administrations are on their way to digital VAT book, where with the purchase and sales data of each of the taxpayers, they will only have to carry out their VAT position knowing what the tax authorities know about them."
"We are going to depaper retail trade, and this will allow us to move forward in a new control structure," he said, while emphasizing that the digital billingl This will give AFIP the possibility of having data on the activity “in real time.”
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