Overview
- Córdoba Governor Martín Llaryora previewed a 2026 budget with a broad tax reduction focused on SMEs, including further cuts to Ingresos Brutos for commerce and services.
- Beyond general relief, Córdoba plans targeted measures such as selective property tax reductions and an investment of nearly $100 million for development in the province’s northwest and south.
- Opposition legislators in Córdoba demanded debate on the 2024 spending accounts and questioned whether the promised tax relief will be substantive.
- The Buenos Aires budget package takes parliamentary status today, with formal committee debate slated for next week and a request for authorization to borrow about $1.99 billion to cover 2026 financing needs.
- Buenos Aires officials outlined no changes to Ingresos Brutos rates, the elimination of additional property-tax installments, a nominal vehicle tax reduction for 75% of registered cars, and new funds including a 900 billion-peso national-debt recovery fund and a municipal investment facility tied to the financing law.