Debts with the Province: More than 3,000 Santafesinos Have Already Applied for Tax Relief
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In an economic scenario crossed by the deceleration of consumption, the difficulties of access to credit and the fall of private activity, the Government of Santa Fe has launched a Special Financing Plan aimed at regularizing provincial tax debts. The tool reaches obligations related to Gross Income, Real Estate Tax, Motor Patent, Stamps and Scholarship Institute. Within a week of its implementation, 3,110 applications have already been register…
In a complicated economic scenario for Santa Fesino households, the provincial government launched a Special Financing Plan aimed at regularizing provincial tax debts. The tool reaches obligations related to Gross Income, Real Estate Tax, Motor Patent, Stamps and Scholarship Institute. Within a week of its implementation, 3,110 applications have already been registered to adhere to any of the available lines. According to the scheme chosen, the …
In the midst of a deep economic crisis, more than 3,000 applications were registered to adhere to one of the lines available to settle debts with the province. See more: In just one week, more than 10,000 Santa Fesinos adhered to the debt relief plan The Special Financing Plan has been in force for a week and aims to regularize areas such as Gross Income, Real Estate Tax, Motor Patent, Seals and Scholarship Institute. 3,110 people sought to be i…
In an economic scenario crossed by the deceleration of consumption, the difficulties of access to credit and the fall of private activity, the Government of Santa Fe has launched a Special Financing Plan aimed at regularizing provincial tax debts. The tool reaches obligations related to Gross Income, Real Estate Tax, Motor Patent, Stamps and Scholarship Institute. Within a week of its implementation, 3,110 applications have already been register…
In the first week, the program registered 3,110 applications to regularize debts with benefits of up to 36 quotas and subsidized rates or with 0% interest. The measure aims to alleviate the tax burden of families, businesses and businesses, in a national economic context marked by the decline of activity. In an economic scenario crossed by the slowdown in consumption, the difficulties of access to credit and the fall in private activity, the Gov…
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