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Gary Diculo said:According to AFIP, Ms. Daud is not registered as a current taypayer with her CUIT. This is odd, considering that she has so many businesses going on.
Scary how the locals toss around the DNI number everyday. I have a DNI however when I need to show ID for credit or debit cards I use my US drivers lic. and the DNI stays in the pocket. I have this strange memory for numbers and while standing in supermarket lines I will memorize 5 or 6 DNI numbers as they are spoken loudly to the cashier. This is just a little bit too transparent for my liking.French jurist said:Good work, for the infos about the financial condition about someone, I use the BCRA (Central Bank) website : http://www.bcra.gov.ar/
Right column : consulta a la base de deudores
Just a CUIL/CUIT/CDI, et voilà ! That's free !
It's amazing how personal informations can be accessed easily here.
It's in fact quite frightening.
It makes you wonder too how many illegal databases are running in the country
Again, about the personal data protection, there's even a whole database of all Argentines circulating : it's the padron electoral, province by province (try googling : descargar padron electoral argentina). It gives you many details : name, cuil/cuit or dni (if you don't know them), places where people have to vote, occupation (sometimes), and so on... I don't know if it's legal to DL them though, at least it's legal to talk about it.
Attorney in BA said:I checked on another database, that will give you the CUIT by the person's name, and she does not seem to have an active CUIT. http://www.busca-cuit.com.ar/?s=daud
This could be the case if she only had a CUIL. However, to issue invoices when renting out the apartment she should have a CUIT (if it is she that is renting it out).
ghost said:FJ do you have a link to the padron electoral page. I'm getting 100s of hits and they don't look right. In fact some offer a Torrent download of the entire electoral database. [that's pretty scary]
Thanks
SaraSara said:Sic the AFIP on that Daud creature for evading taxes. The AFIP is always hungry for revenue and has become very resourceful when hunting for it.
Last year they started cross-checking people's credit card charges against their declared income, and combing the Punta del Este phone book to find Argentine's expensive properties which could not have been bought by "low income" taxpayers.
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