the quartermaster Julio Garro arranged to grant tax benefits for more than 400 rural producers in La Plata affected by the drought. The measure will be extended for the duration of the agricultural emergency.
As reported, the measure will exempt the victims from paying the Fee for Control of Marks and Signs. The exemption will apply exclusively to file guide file requests for the transfer of animals.
“We always highlight how important the producers of our city are for us, who are currently suffering the consequences of one of the most serious droughts in recent decades,” said the community chief. And he added: “The exemption from this tax, which will benefit nearly 400 rural producers of the Party associated with the livestock activity, is a way of giving them a hand and telling them that they are not alone”.
It should be noted that the initiative is part of the local government program “Reactive Silver”a sustained policy of the Municipality that promotes economic advantages and tax relief to promote the development of commercial activity, encourage investment and generate new sources of employment.