Argentine update: Tax reform package targets international transactions

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Argentine update: Tax reform package targets international transactions

In order to fulfil the government’s aim to introduce a series of measures to mitigate tax evasion, the Argentine executive has finally promulgated, on October 21 2003, a tax reform Bill where for exports of grain, hydrocarbons and other commodities involving a foreign intermediary, the fair-market price of the goods at the date of loading may be used rather than the price fixed in the transaction if the intermediary does not fulfil certain conditions

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