Government Seeks to Privatize Another 6,000 Km of Routes with Tax Exemptions
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The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, made known the details of the bill during his presentation at the "Winds of Change" meeting, organized by the Freedom and Progress Foundation. In this context, he said that the Executive's intention is to apply a scheme of "zero taxes" to all new investments aimed at development...
The government will promote in Congress a project to expand the privatization of national routes through a scheme that seeks to attract private investments through tax exemptions. The initiative was announced by the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, who had initially mentioned some 5,000 kilometers of routes and then specified that the project [...] Entry The government seeks to privatize another 6,000 kilometers of routes with tax exemptions wa…
While the minister initially spoke of 5,000 kilometers of routes, he then clarified that it will be 6,000. In addition, he was confident of having the governors' support for the exemptions.
Buenos Aires, 2 September (NA) -- The government announced this Wednesday that it will send a bill to Congress to tender more than 5,000 kilometers of national routes without taxes. The official communication was made by the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, during his exhibition at the event "Winds of Change", organized by the Foundation Freedom and Progress. It is more than 5,000 kilometers of national routes, which will be tendered for privat…
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