The Government Regulated Rimi, Focusing on Smes: Incentives, Minimum Amounts, Including Goods and Beneficiaries
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The Incentive Regime for Medium Investments (RIMI) was formally put into effect this Monday, through the publication in the Official Gazette of Decree No. 242/26 that regulated this system of benefits designed by the Government and that is part of Law No. 27,802 of “Labour Modernization”, which recently sanctioned Congress. In a statement, the Ministry of the Economy of the Nation said that “it will have a period of two years” and that it is “a …
The National Executive took a key step in its economic reactivation agenda by regulating the Incentive Regime for Medium Investments (RIMI).This new scheme, framed in the Labor Modernization Law, emerges as the necessary counterpart of the RIGI, but with a diametrically opposite objective: to strengthen the heart of the local productive network, composed of the ... Read more La entrada The government regulated the RIMI: What is the difference wi…
The regime aimed at stimulating SME investments is not yet operational. It foresees mechanisms of repayment and tax credits. Subjects who qualify as MiPyMEs may be beneficiaries. Investments must reach the minimum established by the norm: $150,000 dollars for micro-enterprises; US$600,000 for small enterprises; US$3.5 million for medium-sized enterprises stage 1 and US$9 million for medium-sized enterprises 2. The Government regulated on Monday …
The government regulation the RIMI, the new rgimen that seeks to boost investments of SMEs with tax benefits, minimum amounts in d lares and a wide productive scope. Although the conditions have already been defined, it is still not operational due to lack of complementary norms.
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