The Federal Administration of Public Revenues (AFIP) reported this Monday that it disrupted a tax omission maneuver for more than 13 million pesos in the export of bovine meat to China.
In this way, the profits declared by the audited companies were reestimated at more than $40 million, which gave a tax adjustment of more than $13 million of tax debt.
“The three audited taxpayers recognized the irregularity and paid the sum. The agency’s staff analyzed the export dispatches presented to carry out shipments abroad, with the documents of the refrigeration activity, until the purchase or primary liquidation of the corresponding treasury.” , explained the AFIP in a statement.
Through these actions, the organism seeks Strengthen the fight against evasion of the refrigeration industry and reduce informality of the sector dedicated to the production and commercialization of bovine meat.
In this sense, the AFIP recently regulated the benefit for consumers who use a debit card in butcher shops: a 10% refund with a refund limit of $2,000 per month.
“The initiative will help combat unfair competition and avoid evasive maneuvers that promote marginalization and market distortion,” said the organization led by Carlos Castagneto.
