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This Is How the Deputies Voted on the Fiscal Innocence II Bill.

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This is how the deputies voted on the Fiscal Innocence II bill.

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This is how the deputies voted on the Fiscal Innocence II bill.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The proposal was approved with 139 votes in favour, 110 against and 2 abstentions. It will pass to the Senate where the ruling party hopes to have the support to turn it into law.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The project eliminates the limits in the law passed during the first months of the year. The post La Libertad Avanza managed to pass the Law of Fiscal Innocence II in Deputies appeared first on El Intransigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.

On Wednesday, the government obtained the average sanction of the so-called Fiscal Innocence II, a project that expands the simplified regime of the Income Tax and modifies the conditions under which the Agency for Revenue and Customs Control (ARCA) can observe the declarations of the taxpayers. The initiative obtained 139 votes in favor, 110 against and two abstentions and will now be turned to the Senate to continue its parliamentary treatment…

The initiative expands access to the simplified regime, removes asset limits and excludes senior officials from its benefits.

The proposal was approved with 139 votes in favour, 110 against and 2 abstentions. It will pass to the Senate where the government expects to have the support to turn it into law. In a marathon session, the government held on Wednesday the approval of Deputies of the Fiscal Innocence Law II, a key reform for the economic program as it aims to incorporate into the financial system the dollars that are outside the circuit or under the mattress. Th…

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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