governor Maximiliano Puraro he again complained to the presidential government Javier Millay Due to state funding santa fe Through new reallocation of resources.
The president attended a state party and spoke about tax reform and other reform projects that the administration intends to pursue through extraordinary measures.
“Santa Fe contributes approximately $3 billion to the state each year, and unfortunately, he receives nothing in return. those funds will end subsidize suburban aristocrats, leaders, and projects; Located in the province of Buenos Aires. Therefore, it is essential that: Let’s talk again about Argentina’s tax system.” he said.
What Puraro asked for was “Fairer redistribution” He pointed out that the withholding taxes imposed by the state are as follows: “The most regressive tax that exists in the Republic of Argentina”.
Governor Santa Fe emphasized that: reduce all taxesWe promote the expansion of production, whether nationally, regionally, or locally. ”
While seeking fairer distribution of resourcesHe said they are now “concentrated in the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires, to the detriment of the productive hinterland.”
Mr. Puraro emphasized the withholding and check taxes, “two very regressive taxes for the Argentine Republic,” and agreed on the urgency for general tax cuts.
“We persistently call on nation states and governments to: Look at Santa Fe State. The donations are so large, but the amount received is so small.. We need to produce more, and to do that Better routes, energy and logistics infrastructure, ports, airports and improved connectivity This allows us to take our products to the world, reduce production costs and make them cheaper. ” he said.
Mr. Puraro also expressed agreement with the need to: Reduce withholding and check taxeshe considers it highly regressive.
After winning the last parliamentary election, President Millais announced that she would pursue tax reform.
The idea is to promote simplification and tax cuts rather than large-scale reforms. There is talk of lower impact tax implications such as reduced VAT, reduced scope of benefits and tax rates.
The Executive guarantees that discussions on this project and the transformation of workers were discussed within the framework of the May Council with governors, businessmen and union members.
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