ARCA Regulated Fiscal Innocence II: Who Can Adhere and What Changes From Now On
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ARCA eliminated income and wealth limits to access the simplified Earnings regime, a measure that will allow more taxpayers to use this modality to present their affidavits. The new regulation also incorporates large taxpayers and certain public officials, although it establishes differences in access to tax benefits. The measure remained [...] The ARCA note expanded the simplified Earnings regime: who can access was first published in Pregón - …
The income and wealth parameters required to access the Simplified Jury Declaration Regime cease to be a requirement of access and permanence.
The Government regulated changes to the Tax Inocence Law II through RG 5916/2026. All keys.
The new regulation allows more taxpayers to access the simplified profit statement. It also empowers large taxpayers and public officials, albeit with restrictions, and establishes special conditions for fiscal year 2025. Read more
ARCA expands the universe of taxpayers who can use this modality and sets out details for large contributors
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