US EditionBanks and Fintech Will Be Able to Award More than $10 Billion in Credits in 2026 without Paying Gross Income
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The Santa Fe Tax Bill, which has already obtained half a sanction in the Legislature, incorporates a set of tax benefits aimed at reducing the tax burden on productive financing and access to credit. In this framework, financial institutions and fintech will be able to grant loans of more than $10 billion during 2026 without paying the tax on Gross Income for such operations. The initiative establishes that banks and financial platforms will be …
The Santa Fe Tax Bill, which has already obtained half a sanction in the Legislature, incorporates a set of tax benefits aimed at reducing the tax burden on productive financing and access to credit. In this framework, financial institutions and fintech will be able to grant loans of more than $10 billion during 2026 without paying the tax on Gross Income for such operations. The initiative establishes that banks and financial platforms will be …
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