- Argentina has launched a new digital VAT (IVA) refund system for international visitors, replacing the paper-based process.
- Tourists buying Argentine-made goods can reclaim VAT, with confirmation handled via self-service kiosks or a mobile app at departure points.
- Participating retailers must issue electronic invoices and send transaction data to refund operators, which then create an electronic refund voucher.
- Refunds may be paid by international credit card, bank transfer, or cash, depending on the provider.
- The system began on June 2 at EZE, AEP, and the Port of Buenos Aires, with a nationwide rollout planned for July 2.
Source: travelnews.co.za
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