Overview
- Residents can now use cryptocurrencies to pay ABL and Patentes, renew driver licenses, and settle traffic fines via the city's QR system.
- The government formalized a new economic-activity category for crypto trading in its registry, clarifying tax classification for workers and companies.
- Virtual asset service providers are being excluded from bank withholding regimes for Ingresos Brutos to avoid automatic retentions that constrain working capital.
- City leaders proposed taxing crypto buy-sell operations on the price difference rather than gross turnover, a change that still requires further steps.
- An aggregator to accept payments from any wallet is under development, with the rollout presented in Colegiales to industry leaders as the city cited strong local crypto usage.