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The Argentine Customs will hold new auctions in May, featuring semi-precious stones, cell phones, and wooden boards on specific dates. From January to April 2026, various products have been auctioned, accumulating a total revenue of over 90 million pesos. These auctions aim to generate more resources for the State and enhance closeness with taxpayers.
By ARCA
Interior Minister Diego Santilli met with Río Negro Governor Alberto Weretilneck at Casa Rosada to advance a common work agenda. The meeting focused on the parliamentary agenda pushed by President Javier Milei and is part of a series of meetings Santilli has held with other governors in recent months.
By Ministerio del Interior
In March, Tax Revenues reached $16,071.028 million, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 26.2%. The Net Value Added Tax collected $5,619.607 million, with a year-on-year variation of 28.7%. Other taxes, such as Income Tax and the Tax on Debits and Credits, also showed significant increases in their year-on-year collections.
By ARCA
Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni emphasized the importance of justice and the Armed Forces in the Argentine government's management. He announced that 10% of privatization revenues will be allocated to strengthening the military, and several laws will be sent to Congress to promote private property. Additionally, he reaffirmed the government's commitment to telling the complete history of the past and condemning the coup d'état.
By Vocería Presidencial
Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni highlighted the Reciprocal Trade and Investment Agreement between Argentina and the United States, noting its benefits for all provinces and the 47 million citizens of the country. This agreement, the first of its kind in South America, aims to consolidate Argentina's leadership and promote a model of openness and free trade, eliminating tariffs on various products and opening significant markets for national production.
By Vocería Presidencial
The Chief of Cabinet, Manuel Adorni, announced the absorption of the functions of the National Disability Agency by the Ministry of Health and highlighted the approval of the Laws of Tax Innocence Principle and 2026 Budget. Adorni emphasized that these measures will mark a shift towards transparency and fiscal responsibility in the government. Additionally, he mentioned the launch of the Municipal Tax Transparency Portal and new financing to acquire helicopters that will improve Argentina's maritime surveillance.
By Vocería Presidencial
The national government, represented by Chief of Cabinet Manuel Adorni and Security Minister Patricia Bullrich, announced the implementation of measures to assist Buenos Aires residents affected by flooding. Through the Federal Emergency Agency, efforts will be coordinated to open roads, reach isolated families, and support agricultural producers. Resources and specialized personnel will be dispatched to clean drainage systems and ensure connectivity in the most affected areas.
By Vocería Presidencial
Javier Milei inaugurated the 29th edition of the International Tourism Fair at La Rural, highlighting the importance of Argentine tourism on a global scale. In his speech, he emphasized the need to develop adequate infrastructure and improve hotel offerings to attract more international tourists. The fair will feature over 1,700 exhibitors from 55 countries, solidifying its role as a key event in the regional tourism sector.
By Jefatura de Gabinete
The national government has launched the Council of May, which aims to agree on legislative proposals in line with the May Pact. The meeting, held at the Casa Rosada, was led by the Chief of Staff and included representatives from various institutions and sectors. The goal is to prepare a report with proposals by December to facilitate legislative work in the future.
By Jefatura de Gabinete
The Argentine government signed an agreement with the province of Corrientes to adhere to the Simplified Income Regime during a meeting at Casa Rosada. This new regime aims to establish a fiscal information exchange that promotes freedom and transparency for citizens in managing their assets. With this addition, thirteen provinces have now joined, each committing not to implement other information regimes in this area.
By Jefatura de Gabinete
The national government announced the adhesion of eight provinces to the Simplified Income Regime, a program aimed at promoting transparency and the free use of money by citizens. This agreement was signed by several governors and officials, establishing that provinces that do not adhere will not have access to privileged tax information. With this, twelve provinces have now joined this initiative, reaffirming the government's commitment to economic freedom.
By Jefatura de Gabinete
The national government signed agreements for the exchange of tax information with Chubut and Entre Ríos to implement the new Simplified Gains Regime. This agreement aims for greater transparency and control over the use of money by citizens while preserving their privacy. Provinces that do not adhere will lose access to key fiscal information, and the government reaffirms its commitment to a management respectful of individual freedoms.
By Jefatura de Gabinete
The Argentine government and the province of Catamarca signed an information exchange agreement to implement a new simplified income regime. This agreement is part of the Historical Repair Plan for Argentinian Savings and aims to ensure the protection of citizens' personal consumption and wealth information. Provinces that do not join the regime will lose access to relevant fiscal information.
By Jefatura de Gabinete