Overview
- ARCA formalized the extension through General Resolution 5806/2025 published in the Official Gazette, implementing Economy Ministry Resolution 2109/25 and pushing the suspension to July 31, 2026.
- The measure covers registered nonprofit entities (on or before December 23, 2025) and health‑sector taxpayers, halting new fiscal execution lawsuits and precautionary actions such as bank garnishments and general asset inhibitions.
- The suspension does not forgive debts, interests or penalties, obligations continue to accrue, and ARCA retains powers to act in exceptional cases involving severe fiscal risk or statute‑of‑limitations concerns, as well as to take administrative steps.
- Sector representatives estimate roughly 5,000 providers are affected; leaders including Hugo Magonza describe the move as temporary relief, and Adecra’s Jorge Cherro says the accumulated arrears are incalculable and unpayable without a structural solution.
- In a related move, ARCA extended the deadline to join its debt payment plan to March 31, 2026 via General Resolution 5808/2025, covering tax, customs and social security obligations due through August 31, 2025.