As of July 1, the minimum amounts that determine which operations are subject to withholdings and perceptions in the gross income tax regimes will suffer an increase. This will affect both SMEsthat is, small and medium-sized companies, as well as merchants.
The updating of limits to which they will be subject SMEs and businesses, and which will be carried out by the Collection Agency of the province of Buenos Aires (ARBA), provides that the minimum amount for agents to withhold will be $19,000. “The limits from which withholdings and perceptions are made were far behind,” explained the director of ARBA, Cristian Girard, who on the situation of small taxpayers added that these changes “They will mean less withholding and gross receipts, and will have a positive impact.”
As of July 1, agents will practice withholdings starting at $19,000 and will also be considered in the case of insurance entities and construction, civil, naval, and aeronautical companies, which act as gross income withholding agents. Regarding perceptions, the minimum amount will go from $200, which today affects small SMEs and merchants, at $3,500, therefore direct sales marketing operations are excluded.
The new initiative of the Argentine Confederation of Medium Enterprises with two multinational companies
The Argentine Confederation of Medium Enterprises (CAME) joined Telecom and Microsoft, two multinational companies and leaders in the world of telecommunications and digital transformation, to offer SMEs that are part of the network, a proposal designed to respond to the needs that they present daily as small companies.
The offer of the two IT organizations includes high-speed Internet access, mobile phone services and Microsoft 365, which allows companies to improve their productivity and efficiency by optimizing the management of their resources and facilitating teamwork. In addition, they will be able to request personalized advice and obtain answers to their queries.
