US EditionRoberto Rojas on the New Decline of Retentions: “It Looks Like a Sword of Damocles that Never Ends”
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For the economist, Argentina is “renewed committed to this decline, especially in the perspective of having to reinforce reservations.” Read more
The government announced this Tuesday a new reduction of the retentions for the field. The information was released this morning by the Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni."The path will always be to lower taxes, always respecting the fiscal balance," said the official, who continues to act as spokesman for President Javier Milei. Thus, the scheme of withholdings for agricultural products remains as follows:- Soja: from 26% to 24%- Soy products: from …
The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, announced this Tuesday morning a surprising reduction of the retentions to the grains. Soy exports, which contribute 75% of the fiscal resources of that origin, will go from taxing 26% before 24%, while the by-products will be reduced from 24.5 to 22.5%. Interestingly enough for maize, the second crop in importance, the reduction was only 1 point. “Today we take a new step on the road of fiscal relief for th…
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