The Federal Public Revenue Agency (AFIP) made official this Wednesday (03.09.2020/XNUMX/XNUMX) a newNew extension of the extraordinary tax holiday until September 20, with which the date was extended by twelfth time since the beginning of the quarantine.
The decision was formalized by means of the General Resolution 4807/2020 published this Wednesday in the Official Gazette.
As explained in the official text, the new extension provides for: "Setting between August 17 and 30, 2020, both inclusive, a new extraordinary tax holiday period within the scope of the provisions of General Resolution No. 1.983, its amendments and supplements."
It is worth remembering that through the General Resolution No. 1.983 anticipated that during certain periods of the year -in accordance with the judicial holidays established each year for the Judicial Branch of the Nation-, the time periods provided for in the various procedures in force before this body, linked to the application, collection and inspection of the taxes under its charge, are not computed.
Article 2 of the new Resolution provides for "exempting from the provisions herein the inspection procedures mentioned in Article 2 of General Resolution No. 4.703 and its complementary resolutions."
The tax authority reminded that administrative judges, by means of a reasoned resolution, may set days and hours for carrying out certain acts or procedures, in cases where the delay affects the interests of the Treasury.
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