Government's Fiscal Innocence II Bill Excludes Public Officials
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The government's Fiscal Innocence II bill, aimed at encouraging Argentines to declare their informal income, has been modified to exclude public officials from its benefits. The change, which was approved by the Chamber of Deputies' Budget and Taxation Commissions, prevents current and former high-ranking officials from joining the Simplified Income Tax Regime. The bill will now be debated in the House of Representatives later this month.
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