Overview
- Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced the plan to send a renewed bill to Congress after technical meetings with ARCA head Andrés Vázquez, Legal and Technical secretary María Ibarzabal, and a group of tax accountants and tributarists.
- Planned legal changes include removing the current gross‑income and patrimony caps that limit who may join the simplified regime and opening the door to large taxpayers left out after ARCA’s 2025 ‘depuración’.
- The government intends to redefine the rules on ‘discrepancia significativa’—the roughly 15% audit trigger—and to narrow the causes that would strip regime benefits so taxpayers face clearer, less arbitrary enforcement.
- ARCA has taken administrative steps to boost take‑up by extending filing and payment deadlines through Resolución General 5851/2026 to July 27 and reporting more than 80,000 adherents after a recent surge in registrations.
- Officials say the goal is to channel 'dólares del colchón' into investment and move toward a more bimonetary system, a shift that could raise formal savings and investment but will depend on congressional approval and the final technical details of the bill.