The head of the Federal Administration of Public Revenues (AFIP), Carlos Castagneto, maintained that Additional controls will be applied to the income tax returns of large companiessince he considered that what they contribute is insufficient and “is not fair or sustainable over time”.
“In recent months we have detected that the participation of large companies in the global collection of Income Tax is far from what a country needs to develop in a fair and balanced manner,” Castgneto said, through his Twitter account. .
Our commitment to income distribution must also be based on taxes: a tax system in which human beings (workers and the self-employed) contribute almost a third of what is collected by the Income Tax, is neither fair nor sustainable over time.
– Carlos Castagneto (@CastagnetoC) November 3, 2022
For this reason, he anticipated that he arranged “a series of additional measures on controls that are made to the sworn statements of these taxpayers, and also regarding their invoicing, with the aim of avoiding devices aimed at lowering taxation”.
When consulted in this regard, official sources told Télam that the inspection controls in the sworn declarations and in the billing were reinforced, in order to find possible inconsistencies, which lead to a low declaration of income in relation to what really happened.
“Our commitment to income distribution must also be based on taxes: a tax system in which people contribute almost a third of what is collected by Income Tax is neither fair nor sustainable over time”Charles Castagneto
Likewise, the magnifying glass is on the process of approving the balanceswhere the General Inspectorate of Justice is in charge, which depends on the Ministry of Justice.
“Our commitment to income distribution must also be tax-based: a tax system in which human beings (workers and the self-employed) contribute almost a third of what is collected by the Income Tax is neither fair nor sustainable over time” , concluded the head of the AFIP.
