- Buenos Aires City extended to January 1, 2027 the deadline for taxpayers to adapt systems to comply with the gross receipts tax fiscal transparency regime.
- Entre Ríos also extended to January 1, 2027 the deadline for gross receipts tax and professional practice tax taxpayers to update invoicing systems for the consumer fiscal transparency regime.
- Santiago del Estero required designated collection agents to use SIRCIP to file returns and pay gross receipts tax collected, starting December 1, 2026.
- Santiago del Estero confirmed mandatory, priority use of the provincial electronic tax domicile for notices to gross receipts taxpayers under the Multilateral Agreement, with the federal electronic domicile only supplementary.
- Jujuy and Chaco raised the digital-platform habitual transaction threshold under SIRTAC to ARS 750,000 monthly; Jujuy kept the minimum at 10 transactions per month.
Source: kpmg.com
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