- Automatic federal transfers to Argentine provinces were almost flat in August, falling just 0.1% in real terms year over year.
- Coparticipation totaled about 6.28 trillion pesos, with Income Tax revenue up 9% helping offset a 5% drop in VAT.
- Other shared taxes also weakened, including internal taxes (-18%) and other coparticipated revenues (-5.3%).
- Special laws and regimes grew slightly overall (+0.7%), driven by higher fuel tax revenue and the Monotributo, while fiscal compensation transfers fell 6.4%.
- Analysts say the persistent decline in VAT reflects weak consumer demand and a sluggish domestic market.
Source: ambito.com
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