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They intimidate sport boat owners with a tax debt of over 10 billion pesos

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The Provincial Collection Agency (ARBA) has begun to warn almost 30 thousand taxpayers, owners of sports boats Who be in debt Overall, more than $10 billion of the provincial tax imposed on such goods.

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After an inspection operation carried out this weekend at the Regatas club, in Ensenada, the organization maintained two ships which reported more than $2.5 million in debt from the sportboat tax.

As officially detailed, they are 29,530 taxpayers own 30,926 sports boats which are under the magnifying glass.

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“Recovering the debt of the richest sectors is essential. And the debt that we at ARBA claim from owners of sports boats exceeds 10,000 million dollars. That is why it is more important than ever to strengthen these types of actions,” she said. Cristian Girarddirector of the provincial collection agency.

In a political key, Axel Kicillof’s official compared this volume of tax debt to the payment of incentive for teaching which the governor of Buenos Aires decided to pay despite the cut in funding by Javier Milei’s government, a figure that amounts, according to the official, to 8.5 billion dollars.

Regarding ship detention and seizure operations, Girard was firm: “We really will be intransigent with these sectors. Enough speculation and advantages for those who have more.” She underlined that “it is the first time in history” that the collection agency seizes sports boats.

“In some cases these are yachts that have a market valuation of $30 million on. In other words, there are people with assets worth thousands of dollars floating in the water and not paying taxes, she insisted. Well, we’ll hijack their boat. Because there are people who have a car, an apartment and their taxes are up to date. And other people who, having economic capacity, speculate on not paying taxes until we go looking for them”, warns Girard.

In the city of Ensenada, ARBA conducted an inspection to identify sport boats with tax debt.In the city of Ensenada, ARBA conducted an inspection to identify sport boats with tax debt.

The official ruled out that this is “a capricious persecution” and stressed that the goal is for those with greater economic capacity to “respect the rules, just like the rest of taxpayers”, as he said.

In recent weeks the Collection Agency has intensified its work inspection of the nautical sector and luxury constructions that exist “undeclared”.

The ARBA boss has taken heart in his bid to track down debtors after his organization was given approval to detain yachts, boats and jet skis discovered while evading the sports or leisure tax .

Procedures, fines and withholdings

The collection agency reported that it was detected in the area of Nordelta, Tigre match, more than 45,000 m2 built without declaration. There they were detained two yachts who owed more than $1.5 million.

Similar actions in moorings and nautical nurseries in San Fernando permitted, after the conservation procedure, regularize the situation of eight luxury yachtswhose owners owed a total of $15 million in tribute to Sports Boats.

Two boats were seized from the Ensenada Regatas Club. Photo: ARBA. Two boats were seized from the Ensenada Regatas Club. Photo: ARBA.

Similar inspections took place on the Atlantic coast. In Pinamar, through satellite images, more than 70,000 square meters of undeclared constructions were detected, corresponding to 215 luxury homes and 17 skyscrapers.

Now, they said, developers and owners who evaded real estate tax, having their buildings declared vacant, face fines of up to $25 million.

The same thing happened in Mar del Plata. There, ARBA teams found more than 120,000 undisclosed square meters belonging to 57 high-rise buildings and more than 200 homes in gated communities.

The organization warned that this type of controls to reduce evasion and recover debt in sectors with greater contributory capacity will advance to towns, closed neighborhoods, moorings, clubs and nautical kindergartens in different parts of the territory of Buenos Aires.

Source: Clarin

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