The Senate Will Deal with Fiscal Innocence II Project Today; Wholesale Inflation Was 2.1 per Cent in August
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The opposition also took the opportunity to challenge the President of the Central Bank for the fate of the gold bullion that left the country in 2024.
In addition, Milei refused to have Malvinas's claim related to an electoral strategy; Trump threatened to cut America's trade with Europe; Inter Miami stayed with the Champions Cup. These are the morning news of Thursday, September 17, 2026
The Senate passed the Fiscal Innocence Act II, a regime promoted to facilitate the incorporation and use in the formal circuit of dollars held outside the financial system (known as “cushion dollars”). The Fiscal Innocence Act II modifies and deepens the simplified regime to encourage people to roll over [...] The entry The Senate approved the Tax Innocence Act II, the regime that aims to facilitate the use of mattress dollars was first publishe…
The unrest reigns among accountants, who have time to register taxpayers until September 22nd. The Senate is today dealing with the new law that seeks to capture undeclared savings.
The opposition pointed against the Executive for the adjustment in health and universities, while demanding urgent explanations from the President of the Central Bank, Santiago Bausili, about the fate of the ingots of the reserves that left the country.
Congress is moving forward in the discussion of a reformulated version of the asset regularization regime, an initiative that the national government is pushing to try to capture the undeclared dollars that remain outside the financial system. The proposal was elaborated after technical questions raised by accountants and tax-payers about the regulations in force since...
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