Argentina government submits 'Fiscal Innocence' tax amnesty bill to Chamber of Deputies
The Milei administration has formally introduced a tax amnesty bill aimed at incentivizing the repatriation of undeclared foreign currency held by citizens. The legislative push, led by Economy Minister Luis Caputo, is scheduled for debate in August and seeks to bolster central bank reserves by formalizing private savings.
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Argentina Advances Tax Amnesty, Faces Resistance on Broader Fiscal Reform
The Argentine government has formally introduced a tax amnesty bill to Congress, targeting undeclared foreign currency holdings with a deadline of July 27, 2026. Concurrently, the broader 'Fiscal Innocence II' tax reform, which includes expanded taxpayer benefits and restricted audit powers for ARCA, faces significant legislative opposition from both rival and allied factions. The passage of the comprehensive reform remains uncertain, while the amnesty bill is scheduled for debate in August.