Overview
- The government filed a three-law package—Budget, Tax Law and Debt Law—with committee work slated for mid‑November and a target parallel session on November 26.
- Planned outlays reach 43 trillion pesos for 2026, a 19.4% increase versus this year.
- Kicillof seeks authorization to borrow $1.99 billion, with 8% proposed for a Municipal Investment Fund dedicated to infrastructure.
- The tax bill keeps property tax parameters, lowers vehicle levies so 75% of owners pay less, maintains IIBB rates, and extends reduced-rate benefits to about 46,000 additional SMEs.
- Financing projections rely on national assumptions of 14.5% inflation and 5% GDP growth, as lawmakers open negotiations with factional strains and unresolved fiscal details.