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What happens if I am a social monotax worker and I don’t invoice for a month?

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Once people join the social monotaxone of the options offered by the Federal Administration of Public Revenue (AFIP) service on its portal, they undertake to have social assistance pay only 50% of the contribution.

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In case of non-payment for more than 10 months the service will be provided it lowers automatically and the debt will remain pending until the user decides to pay.

Among its main characteristics, the social monotax allows you to register the economic activity that takes place, issue invoices, access a social benefit for the entire family and enter the pension system.

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“This regime aims to recognize the exercise of productive, commercial and service activities recognized within the social and popular economy”, indicates the AFIP website.

For the single social tax category, people receive a subsidy equal to 100% of the tax and pension componentin addition to 50% of the social assistance contribution.

This is also compatible with other programs such as universal child allowance, pregnancy allowance, pensions and pensions not exceeding the minimum amount and social inclusion programs of the Ministry of Social Development.

AFIP: reasons for excluding a single tax payerAFIP: reasons for excluding a single tax payer

Due to non-payment for several months, The agency will request justification regarding the reasons why the respective invoice was not issued.

However, if the invoice is only issued for one month, it will only have to be paid in the next 30 days, with some kind of interest for not making the payment on time.

People who settle the debt for non-payment of the social monotax They will be able to return automatically to the regime. The important thing is to try to cancel the payment as soon as possible to avoid accumulating compensatory interest.

AFIP: reasons for excluding a single tax payer

The website of AFIP Listed are the possible causes for which a single tax payer may be excluded from the regime:

  • The sum of the gross income obtained exceeds the maximum limit of the single tax
  • Physical parameters or rental amount exceed the maximum allowed
  • The unit sales price of a product exceeds established amounts
  • They purchase goods or make expenses of a value incompatible with the declared income
  • It carried out imports for marketing
  • Conduct more than three simultaneous business activities
  • If your purchases, sales or services are not supported by invoices or documents

Requirements for accessing the social monotax

According to AFIP, the requirements to access the social monotax are the following:

  • Be over 18 years old.
  • Carry out a single economic activity.
  • Have an annual gross income of less than $1,414,762.58.
  • You own up to 2 real estate properties, as long as one of them is affected by the production enterprise.
  • Be the owner of up to a maximum of 3 registerable movable assets.
  • Not be a university professional practicing the profession as an economic activity.
  • Not be an employer or holder of shares or shares in commercial companies.
  • Have income coming exclusively from the declared economic activity, without taking into account compatible benefits granted by national, provincial or municipal organizations.
  • Worker cooperatives (they can be old companies recovered and handed over to workers) must have at least 6 members.

Source: Clarin

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