Argentina will sign tax info exchange deal with US soon

[MilHojas]

Argentina will sign tax info exchange deal with US soon, says AFIP chief

Head of Argentina’s tax agency confident that Argentina will sign an agreement with the United States government regarding the exchange of tax information later this month.

www.batimes.com.ar

 

[Reply Guy]

The AFIP official also revealed that tax agency authorities had identified “fraudulent manoeuvres in manufacturing and cigarette companies” that had seen the state’s coffers lose out on “almost one billion pesos in tax evasion.”

 

[jblaze5779]

man the typical argentine money games are about to get harder. Time to move to Panama.

 

[Agribotics]

man the typical argentine money games are about to get harder. Time to move to Panama.

Such a shame. Argentina could be such a nice place to live and work but for the commies infesting the place.

 

[Ries]

Such a shame. Argentina could be such a nice place to live and work but for the commies infesting the place.

Commies? Seriously?
The only real commies left on earth are the Chinese, and they are doubling down on top down economic rules, regardless of the consequences. Korea is a failed state run by an inbred family dynasty of tyrants, not "communist".
Cuba has a few real communists left, but they are still trying to figure out how a State based on a single charismatic ruler survives his death.
Argentine economic, protectionist, and customs policies were built by a tripartate coalition of the Catholic Church, the Military, and the 100 or so families who own most things, in the period from 1950 to 1980.
No commies were involved.
The military and the church, who basically didnt believe in the existence of the 20th century until forced to in 1983, thought that you could go it alone, ignoring the world economy, globalized banking, and global corporations. The goverments since have been painted into a corner by the expectations of the population, based on those beliefs.
The dictatorships borrowed plenty of money they didnt have, enacted high tariffs and lots of frictional impediments to trade and free access to the global economy, and finally started a doomed war to distract the population from their failed policies.
again, no commies involved.
Except for the few real ones they threw out of airplanes into the Atlantic, along with the 30,000 or so college students and vaguely leftist intellectuals they tossed after the few hundred Montaneros ran out.
Personally, I think Argentina is still a nice place.

 

[Agribotics]

Commies? Seriously?
The only real commies left on earth are the Chinese, and they are doubling down on top down economic rules, regardless of the consequences. Korea is a failed state run by an inbred family dynasty of tyrants, not "communist".
Cuba has a few real communists left, but they are still trying to figure out how a State based on a single charismatic ruler survives his death.
Argentine economic, protectionist, and customs policies were built by a tripartate coalition of the Catholic Church, the Military, and the 100 or so families who own most things, in the period from 1950 to 1980.
No commies were involved.
The military and the church, who basically didnt believe in the existence of the 20th century until forced to in 1983, thought that you could go it alone, ignoring the world economy, globalized banking, and global corporations. The goverments since have been painted into a corner by the expectations of the population, based on those beliefs.
The dictatorships borrowed plenty of money they didnt have, enacted high tariffs and lots of frictional impediments to trade and free access to the global economy, and finally started a doomed war to distract the population from their failed policies.
again, no commies involved.
Except for the few real ones they threw out of airplanes into the Atlantic, along with the 30,000 or so college students and vaguely leftist intellectuals they tossed after the few hundred Montaneros ran out.
Personally, I think Argentina is still a nice place.

The Chinese aren't commies. I speak Mandarin Chinese and have been doing business solo in China for over twenty years. Chinese officials are oligarchs who use the historical trappings of communism to justify their self-enriching, capitalist rule.