Maximo Kirchner Proposes Creating a 3% Tax on Capital Flight: "This Instrument Represents an Act of Collective Reparation"
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The national deputy wants to set a 3% quota, how it will be applied and how the money collected will be distributed.
National deputy Máximo Kirchner presented a bill proposing to create a tax with a 3% aliquot on capital flight, formally called “Imposition on International Capital Transfers (ITIC)”. “A federal proposal against Milei’s adjustment: fiscal justice with social balance,” argued the leader of La Cámpora. He also defended that it is “a collection tool for the benefit of the provinces and the tightest sectors of Argentina,” and that its specific alloc…
The congressman presented a bill to reform the federal collection system with the incorporation of a tax that graves with an aliquot of 3% the foreign exchange outflows of the country “speculative”.
The national deputy Máximo Kirchner promotes the creation of a Tax on International Capital Transfers (ITIC), an initiative aimed at taxing certain capital outflows from the country and allocating most of the proceeds to the provinces and municipalities, in addition to financing health, disability, education, retirements and PAMI policies. [...] The entry Máximo Kirchner boosts a tax on capital outflow: it proposes an aliquota of 3% and distribu…
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