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Argentina

Argentine Republic

Civil lawFederal presidential republicReviewed· 2026-08-02
Capital
Buenos Aires
Population
46,000,000
Languages
Spanish
Currency
ARS

Argentina · Tax

Tax in Argentina

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Tax

AFIP administers income tax, VAT at 21 percent and the monotributo

Reviewed· 2026-08-02

The Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos (AFIP) collects federal taxes. Corporate income tax is graduated in brackets up to 35 percent, and VAT (IVA) has a general rate of 21 percent with a reduced 10.5 percent rate. Small taxpayers can elect the monotributo, a single simplified payment replacing income tax, VAT and social security contributions.

Key rules

  • Jurisdiction — Federal, with provincial gross-receipts and municipal taxes in addition
  • Deadline — Corporate returns: within five months of financial year end
  • Deadline — VAT: monthly
  • Deadline — Monotributo: monthly fixed payment with periodic recategorisation

Governing law

  • Ley 20.628 - Impuesto a las Ganancias
  • Ley 23.349 - Impuesto al Valor Agregado
  • Ley 24.977 - Régimen SimplificadoMonotributo

In practice

Provinces levy their own turnover tax (ingresos brutos) on gross receipts, and municipalities add further levies, so the effective burden on a business is federal plus provincial plus municipal. The monotributo is a significant feature of the Argentine economy, covering a large share of independent workers and small traders with a single monthly payment tied to a revenue category.

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