MEF proposes that all companies that enter into tax stability contracts pay a 2% surcharge

The head of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), Pedro Francke, reported this Wednesday that they are working on a rule to expand the scope of payment of a 2% surcharge to companies that sign tax stability agreements.

The official recalled that Currently this figure applies only to companies in the mining sector, which guarantees that the same tax rates will be maintained in the future.

“If a large infrastructure company, in the financial sector or any other sector, wants a tax stability agreement, the State grants it but does not charge the additional rate. These have an extra benefit that a regular taxpayer does not have without a corresponding payment, “he said.

Thus, Francke Ballvé emphasized that in the tax stability agreements it also applies to Income Tax rates, for which reason it was considered to extend the scope of the 2% surcharge “to all sectors of the economy and make it a policy general”.

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