How the New CNV Rule that Curbed a Circuit for SMEs that Reduced the Cheque Tax Will Work
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A decision of the National Securities Commission took away from small businesses the possibility of avoiding the tribute. How the mechanism that had been in existence for only four months worked. The need to collect from the government
General Resolution 1166 states that money must be entered and released from customer-related bank or CVU accounts. Analysts point out that the new circuit could fuel short-term financial transactions. Read more
The CNV eliminated the use of cheques and eCheq in operations with ALYC after the fall in the collection of the tax on the cheque. The decision hits an operator that companies used to fund investments and should now be made only by bank transfers or CVU.
The agency provided that the transfer will be the only enabled modality.
The National Securities Commission (CNV) prohibited the use of electronic cheques or echeques for the payment or collection of funds in the field of the capital market and established the transfer as the only allowed modality.The measure was implemented through General Resolution 1166/2026, published today in the Official Gazette, and generated the rejection of SME entrepreneurs and economists linked to the financial and stock market sector, on …
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