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In brief

By National Law No. 27,686, published on 19 September 2022, the “Regime for the Development and Strengthening of the Argentine Auto Parts Industry” was created, granting tax and customs benefits to manufacturers of vehicles that use national auto parts and to manufacturers of auto parts in Argentina. 

The law sets forth the following tax and customs benefits: (i) accelerated amortization of capital goods and infrastructure works, excluding civil works not related to the industrial process; (ii) anticipated refund for the VAT corresponding to the investment made; and (iii) reduction of export duties to 0% up to 31 December 2031.
 


In focus

By National Law No. 27,686, published on 19 September 2022, the “Regime for the Development and Strengthening of the Argentine Auto Parts Industry” was created, granting tax and customs benefits to manufacturers of vehicles that use national auto parts and to manufacturers of auto parts in Argentina. 

The law aims to boost the manufacturing and use in Argentina of auto parts to be used in cars, utility vehicles, trucks, chassis, buses, trailers, farming and road machinery, combustion and hybrid engines, and transmissions.

The law sets forth the following tax and customs benefits:

  1. Related to income tax  ̶  accelerated amortization of capital goods and infrastructure works, excluding civil works not related to the industrial process
  2. Related to the value added tax (VAT)  ̶  establishes the anticipated refund for VAT corresponding to the investment made
  3. Related to export duties  ̶  reduction of export duties to 0% up to 31 December 2031

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Author

Martin Barreiro is experienced in various areas of tax law. He is a member of the Buenos Aires Bar Association, the American Chamber of Commerce in Argentina, the Tax Sub-Committee and the Argentine Association of Taxation Studies. His extensive list of publications include "New Argentine Social Security System" for the International Company and Commercial Law Review and "The S.R.L. in the tax planning of US investors in Argentina" for the Economic and Tax Journal.

Author

Juan Pablo Menna is a partner in the Tax Practice Group in Baker McKenzie, Buenos Aires. He is a member of the Buenos Aires Bar Association and the Argentine Association of Fiscal Studies, and was a professor in Austral University.

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