Decided by the Federal Office of Public Revenue (AFIP) Extend the deadline for submission and payment of documents for a few days Income tax balances, personal assets and celery (the latter is what weighs on some financial investments).

The New deadlines The submission of Afidavit, as the agency announced this afternoon, will be as follows: CUIT ending 0, 1, 2 and 3: Thursday, June 23; CUIT Completed 4, 5, and 6: Friday, June 24; CUIT ended 7, 8 and 9: Monday, June 27th. According to the balances received from these declarations for payment of payments, the payment deadlines will be June 24, June 27 and June 28, respectively.

It was initially established that the payment deadlines for the declaration were June 13, 14 and 15, and in the case of payments, June 14, 15 and 16.

The decision announced today by the organization under the leadership of Mercedes Marco Del Pont will be signed by General Resolution 5192, which It will be published in the official newspaper next Friday.

This year, the relevant personal property tax liability for 2021 should be regulated according to the 27667 law approved at the end of 2021. Those who have assets that are valued – according to the specific rules governing this tax – must pay a tax of at least $ 6 million.

Taxable assets are: Real estate (except housing, which is vacated up to $ 30 million); Cars (taxable from the time of purchase until the fifth year); In banknotes (peso, dollar or other currency); Some investment balances; Goods abroad (with aggravated tariffs); Works of art and antiques; Assets of companies or individual entrepreneurs; Credits; Boats, aircraft and other means of mobility; Balances of checking accounts and virtual wallets; Cryptocurrency holding; Household assets (this last paragraph declares at least 5% of the value of property in the country and the value of real estate abroad in accordance with the law).

Personal property under the new law, Table of six aliquots of goods located in the country. In the first stage, when assets exceed the tax-free minimum ($ 6 million) to $ 3 million, 0.5% will be paid on this surplus value. For example, $ 8 million in property will be paid $ 10,000 (see examples in the table accompanying this note), which is 0.5% of $ 2 million (the result of a subtraction of $ 8 million to $ 6 million).

In the second step, with assets exceeding the tax-free minimum of $ 3 to $ 6.5 million, a fixed amount of $ 15,000 plus 0.75% of the amount of assets exceeding $ 3 million is paid. Tariffs then increase, with an increase in the value of the declared goods. The latter is one that is used when assets exceed $ 300 million; In this case $ 4,181,250 was paid, plus 1.75%, which is more than $ 300 million.