Accountants beware: apps for paying taxes are arriving

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It could be said that Javier de la Vega is a tireless entrepreneur. He says that he reinvents initiatives according to Argentine taste that work in other countries. And so Taxmotor emerged, inspired by the United States, where tax regulation brings headaches and requires a lot of dedication from the common citizen. 35% is already paid by an application that acts as a guide, helps plan and sets preventive alarms on different deadlines. In the European Union there are also these tools which are much more accessible given the accountants’ fees. De la Vega and a large team of accountants launch themselves aiming at the market of single tax payers, registered managers and SMEs. The software, for example, calculates the daily VAT in the case of a small business, or the invoicing level of the single tax collector so that it does not jump to another category. It is estimated that the accounting market moves 1,000 million dollars in Argentina. “The idea is to make it easier for people to take control of their taxes. Furthermore, all documentation is stored in one place, which can only be accessed by the interested party. Payments are generated from the page,” says De la Vega.

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For Facundo Díaz, graduated in Industrial Relations, Quantum computing is no longer an enigma. He argues that this new logic based on the probability of what can happen, and which provides an answer 180 million times faster than binary language calculation, gives another pace to the world of business if you also add layers of artificial intelligence (AI). “The classical computation we use, based on bits, is limited by its binary nature. Quantum computing, with qubits, is exponentially faster, processing complex calculations in seconds that would take centuries in classical systems. This ability greatly expands the potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning, enabling unprecedented learning and solution generation,” says Díaz, who created q99 for hyper-personalization of products and prices or to eradicate diseases through medical advances and innovation in sustainability. development of hyper-efficient value and supply chains. In the financial sector, automated investment portfolio models are being developed, capable of optimizing returns while minimizing risks. They started last November and closed a $25 million investment round. With more than 30 patents pending, they seek alliances with companies and universities. They expanded to the United States, Mexico and Colombia.

IPG Media Brands is a global media marketing and management group with 12,000 employees and offices in 130 countries. Clients of the local branch include Unilever, Mercado Libre or Akapol, with national capital and owner of Poxipol. The truth is that, given the high turnover of employees, mostly technological natives, and the increasingly high salaries “because we fish in the same pool as other high tech companies, we open the doors to those over 50”, says Martín Lammardo, its president in the country. Sixty percent of its staff are gray-haired people, with less turnover and more commitment offsetting a slower learning curve. In their latest searches they received 11,500 resumes, another example of the lack of opportunities for that age group.

At the IEFA forum, which culminated with the intervention of Javier Milei, Juan Farinati’s prediction went unnoticed, CEO of Bayer in this region. He warned that climate change in this area will cause a reduction of up to 20% in food production. And that “70% of the water consumed in the world is linked to agriculture: a daily Western diet requires between 1,500 and 2,000 liters of fresh water”.

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Source: Clarin

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