Argentine Senate to debate budget and tax reform

The Argentine Senate will debate the 2026 Budget bill and the Tax Criminal Regime reform in committee on Friday. The sessions are scheduled for the morning.

Buenos Aires, December 18 (NA) – The Senate will debate this Friday in committee the 2026 Budget and the reform of the Tax Criminal Regime. Legislative sources informed Noticias Argentinas agency, indicating that the debate on the Tax Criminal Regime will take place at 9:00, while the 2026 Budget project will be discussed at 10:00. News in development…

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