- Argentina’s Tax Authority (ARCA) has updated VAT rules for digital platforms via General Resolution 5794/2025, effective December 1, 2025.
- The thresholds for classifying unregistered sellers as habitual have increased to at least ten sales and ARS 750,000 in a month, or four sales per month over four months totaling ARS 750,000.
- Digital platforms must withhold VAT from registered, Monotributo, and now certain unregistered sellers meeting the new criteria.
- Exemption applies for up to two sales per year of non-registrable used goods valued at up to ARS 1.5 million, with a sworn declaration.
- The resolution reinforces digital platforms’ role as tax intermediaries and emphasizes stricter monitoring and compliance.
Source: vatabout.com
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