The Budget and Finance Committee of the Chamber of Deputies will resume next Tuesday the analysis of the bill sent by the Executive Branch with which it seeks to create a simplified regime for small technological contributors and a specific exchange regime, with the presence of officials from the Ministry of Economy and the Federal Administration of Public Revenues (AFIP).
The meeting of the commission chaired by the pro-government legislator Carlos Heller will be held from 5:00 p.m. in the annex building C of the lower house.
At the beginning of the treatment, this Wednesday, the commission received the Undersecretary of Financing, Eduardo Kutner; the Undersecretary of Public Revenue, Claudia Balestrini; and the deputy director of General Collection of the AFIP, José Bianchi, who presented the main characteristics of the initiative.
The project creates a technological monotribute (Monotech) for professionals who bill their services based on knowledge and for those who “participate in e-sports competitions (professional level)”
The technological monotribute aims to help retain talent trained and trained in Argentina in terms of software and associated technologies, even though its immediate effect will be to formalize income in foreign currency for exported services.
The retention in Argentina of human resources specially trained in software development is one of the most relevant concerns in the sector, since the demand for professionals for this activity is global.
The project creates a technological monotribute (Monotech) for professionals who bill their services based on knowledge and for those who “participate in e-sports competitions (professional level)”.
In this way, it seeks to avoid the informality of workers who carry out tasks abroad, as well as increase the collection of foreign currency for unregistered export services.
