Overview
- - Economy Minister Luis Caputo told savers to deposit undeclared dollars at Banco Nación and said funds would be available for immediate use.
- - Banco Nación announced it is ready to handle these deposits through more than 700 branches and digital channels under the new law.
- - Passed in the Senate 43–26, the law creates a Simplified Income Tax regime in which ARCA prepares returns that, if paid on time, have a liberating effect from further formal claims.
- - Criminal tax thresholds jump to $100 million pesos for simple evasion and $1,000 million for aggravated cases, concentrating prosecutions on larger, structured frauds without altering UIF anti–money-laundering powers.
- - Automatic fines for late filings rise steeply (to $220,000 pesos for individuals and $440,000 for companies), with the Economy Ministry saying ARCA will issue prior notices and scale penalties by the delay.