Being an Argentina Citizen but non-resident tax question?

[TravelBee]

What are the tax implications of becoming an Argentina citizen and also a non-resident (meaning I don't live in the country). Do I have to pay capital gains tax or a wealth tax on any money earned outside of Argentina as a non-resident who is a citizen of Argentina? Also what is the maximum number of days can can spend in Argentina without becoming a tax resident? Some people have said you should spend more than 90 days in Argentina and other have said its ok if you don't spend more than 182 days.

 

[Fiscal]

Good question. Would like to know as well.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

No.
179 is the maximum you can be here without being taxable.

 

[deadOA]

Generally speaking:
Taxes have nothing to do with citizenship.
Taxes are based on residency.

N.B. Of course, there are minor details.

 

[Silvie]

Being a citizen and living abroad, I had to pay taxes annually on "bienes personales".