AFIP chief Mercedes Marcó del Pont. Photo: Luciano Thieberger.
The Federal Public Revenue Administration (AFIP) has returned to extend for one year the period of suspension of tax executions relating to the debts of the beneficiary companies of the Industrial Promotion Regime.
By means of the General Resolution 5208published this Wednesday in the Official Gazette, with the signature of the head of the Mercedes organization Marcó del Pont, the provision was extended until June 30, 2023.
According to the AFIP regulation, the extension of the suspension covers the debts generated up to fiscal year 2015whatever state they are in.
These are debts originating from the usufruct of an amount of tax credits higher than the recognized amount that would have been credited in the context of a judicial proceeding whose outcome was ultimately negative for the beneficiaries of the aforementioned regime.
According to what was established in 2017 through the Ministries of Finance and Production, the procedure determined to access the amnesty provides that the beneficiary companies must request the release of the Promotional Certificate of Conformity.
“According to the times required for the issue of the aforementioned certificates, their subsequent evaluation by the various areas concerned and the existence of pending resolution requests, it is appropriate to extend the suspension of tax executions until June 30, 2023”, it was stated stands out in the recitals of the standard.
On 30 June the period for the suspension of tax executions relating to the debts of the beneficiary companies of the Industrial Promotion Regime expired, in accordance with the provisions of General Resolution 5021/2021.
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Source: Clarin
