Buenos Aires, Jan. 9 (NA) – The Public Revenue Administration (AGIP) has extended the tax debt moratorium until April 30, 2026. This moratorium applies to all tax debts due as of August 31, 2025, both in administrative and judicial proceedings, with the exception of obligations corresponding to tax collectors. Similarly, until January 31, taxpayers can access a 100% waiver of interest if they opt for a lump-sum payment. Furthermore, financing plans of up to 48 installments are maintained, with a progressive reduction in interest according to the date of adherence and the chosen payment method. As a complement to these updates, the maximum amount to access the single-installment bill option has been increased to $4 million, a simpler modality to facilitate the regularization of tax obligations through the moratorium. Those with debts of up to that amount in Real Estate/ABL or Patents and who pay in cash in a single installment can choose this alternative, available in the Bill Query section of the agency's website. The process for joining the moratorium is 100% online and there are two ways to do it. From the New Tax Current Account, accessed through the Taxpayer Portal. It includes the total amount to be paid for the periods owed until August 31, 2025, with the interest waiver already applied, and is identified as Installment 219 – '2025 Moratoria Single Installment'. Alternatively, a single-installment bill is a direct and simplified option for those with debts of up to $4 million in Real Estate/ABL and/or Patents. The bill can be downloaded or paid directly from the AGIP website or via Home Banking.
AGIP Extends Tax Debt Moratorium to 2026
Argentina's tax authority has extended its debt relief program to April 2026, offering full interest waivers for lump-sum payments and flexible installment plans.