The AFIP announced that it will extend the deadlines for the presentation of the affidavits of the Income and Personal Property taxes. In recent days the professionals of economic sciences and accountants in general had expressed their complaints about the complications in completing the affidavits of their clients and the determination of the taxes to be paid.
New maturity schedule
Faced with this, the Federal Administration of Public Revenues (AFIP) "will publish tomorrow Friday the extension of the deadline for the presentation of sworn statements of income tax and personal property of individuals and undivided successions.
New maturity schedule
The agency led by Carlos Castagneto set as new dates June 22, 23 and 26, while to enter the payment there will be time from 23 and 28 of the same month.
The original deadlines for submission were June 12-14 and for payment June 13-15.
This was established by General Resolution 5367/2023, which will be published this Friday in the Official Gazette.
The benefit to taxpayers is negligible. As the advance for 25% of the tax to be paid must be made in June, if the taxpayer opts for a payment plan in installments the first one will expire in July. The same would have happened with the original deadlines.
Taxpayers required to file the personal property tax affidavit will apply to taxed assets whose value exceeds $ 11,282,141.08.
The house room will not be included in the tax to the extent that it is less than $ 56,410,705.41.
On the other hand, the affidavits corresponding to the Cedular Tax, may be submitted from June 21 to 23, inclusive, having to cancel the resulting balance the immediately following business day.
The calendar of maturities will operate according to the termination of the CUIT of each taxpayer, as follows The affidavits of the Income Tax and the Cedular Tax are made through the service with fiscal code "Earnings Human Persons – Integrated Portal". In the case of Personal Property Tax, the presentation will be made through the web service with tax code "Personal Property Web".
