Deputies Approved the Reduction of VAT to Cassava without Negative Votes
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Governor Hugo Passalacqua welcomed the average sanction granted by the Chamber of Deputies of the Nation to the project that proposes to reduce from 21% to 10.5% the aliquot of the Value Added Tax (VAT) for cassava starch and its derivatives. The initiative was promoted by the national deputies by Misiones Oscar Herrera Ahuad and Yamila Ruiz and received the support of the Argentine Federal block. The proposal obtained 231 favorable votes and wi…
The bill promoted by the national missionary deputy Oscar Herrera Ahuad, which seeks to reduce the VAT for starch, flour, fariña and other products derived from cassava from 21% to 10.5%, obtained a medium sanction with 231 affirmative votes and no negative vote in the Chamber of Deputies. The initiative, which now heads to the Senate, seeks to equate the tax treatment of the industrialized derivatives of cassava with that which already has othe…
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