Overview
- ARCA has stepped up automated cross-checks between employee SIRADIG entries and employer F.1359 filings and has sent preliminary Siace electronic notices to hundreds of workers and companies about suspected deduction mismatches.
- The notices flag specific problem areas such as clothing and equipment, sales‑travel vehicles, pension contributions, SGR payments and family charges but are framed by specialists as early, nonbinding control messages rather than formal tax determinations.
- To ease immediate pressure the agency published two resolutions that extend filing and payment deadlines to July 27 and postpone planned e‑invoicing/CAEA changes to August 1, giving taxpayers and advisers more time to review prefilled data.
- The Economy Ministry is preparing a legislative amendment that tax specialists helped shape with nine concrete fixes, notably keeping the 15% discrepancy rule while adding a proposed absolute peso floor, allowing preemptive rectifications, and expanding covered taxes.
- About 80,000 people have joined the simplified regime and now risk losing the so‑called “tapón fiscal” — the law’s protection against broad backward reviews — which could deter declarations of undeclared dollars and makes Congress action a key next step.