Devuelven La Retención De 15% En Compras En Dólares .....???

As far as I understand it, the current situation is that when you make foreign purchases on your credit card, you pay a 30% tax. This is reclaimable through your tax payments.

This new procedure allows those who are non tax payers the opportunity to reclaim this 30%. I presume you would need to jump through several hoops before convincing AFIP that you are a bona fide non tax payer.

Making an application of this type would invite AFIP into your affairs, so I assume only a few, pensioners for example, would use it.
 
[background=rgb(252, 252, 252)]As far as I understand it, the current situation is that when you make foreign purchases on your credit card, you pay a 30% tax[/background]
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15%, no?
 
[background=rgb(252, 252, 252)]Sorry, 15%. Im getting carried away with the inflation bug ![/background]
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right. 30% will be NEXT month.....
 
mariposa said:
Does that mean they are beginning to lift the restrictions and penalties on dollars? I guess no one knows....
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Would not dream of it.

It´s an administrative nightmare to get those 15% back and this waiver is only good for a few people that normally are under the radar, not enough income to waste paper or even virtual ink on them.
It´s the summer holidays, this token ¨good news¨ might appease those who only bother reading headlines.

As usual, they´re showing you the stick to keep your eyes busy while at the same time you´ll feel the carrot being shoved up your rectum.
 
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