Overview
- Argentina’s tax agency will move beyond banks to include international wallets and online payment platforms in automatic information exchange beginning in February 2026.
- Reporting is determined by where a platform is regulated, so EU‑supervised services such as Wise, Revolut, N26 and Payoneer’s European unit can transmit user data, while PayPal is not covered by the CRS regime.
- Shared fields can include the holder’s identity and tax residence, CUIT/CUIL, wallet or account identifiers, year‑end balances, reported income and relevant transactions.
- An ARCA resolution shifts from one‑off operation reports to compiling complete taxpayer histories, enabling continuous profiles built from wallets, exchanges and historical movements.
- Data for the 2026 year will circulate among jurisdictions during 2026, with the first systematic cross‑checks against Argentine filings expected in 2027, affecting freelancers and others paid through foreign platforms.