Overview
- The changes took effect on Monday, June 1, when the city raised annual billing caps that determine Ingresos Brutos rates to avoid so‑called bracket creep caused by inflation.
- For service sectors such as utilities, hospitality, communications, health and education the annual threshold moved from $2,004,000,000 to $2,154,300,000, and the commerce and repair threshold rose from $364,000,000 to $391,128,000.
- The AGIP also raised the minimum debt considered in administrative checks from $1,000 to $10,000 and made discounts for simplified‑regime taxpayers automatic provided they have no local tax debt.
- Monotributo categories A–C will receive a 100% local tax waiver and categories D–H a 75% reduction, measures that target independent service providers like hairdressers, photographers and mechanics.
- Officials link the move to the January unification with the national Monotributo for simplified administration, but reports differ on scope — city notices cite about 140,000 beneficiaries while other communications say more than 200,000 — leaving the exact fiscal cost unclear.