The Collection Agency of the province of Buenos Aires and the Secretariat of Public Revenue of Cordova will coordinate strategies to improve the exchange of tax information and expand its oversight capacity.
The central axes of that joint agenda They were defined by the director of ARBA, Cristian Girard, and the Secretary of Public Revenue of the province of Córdoba, Gerardo Pintucci.
Among the main actions that will be launched, the following stand out: the territorial expansion of the so-called “Green Index”, an ARBA tool that allows estimating crop yields; the crossing of automated controls based on the exchange of tax information and coordinated controls on routes on the circulation of merchandise in both jurisdictions.
Furthermore, both provinces included, as part of their work agenda, the development of individualized inspections, which will focus on large companies; They will also implement specific information regimes and training actions.
The intention is that this cooperation strategy serves as a model to extend it to other provinces, strengthening the fight against evasion through an integrated inspection network, ARBA highlighted in a statement.
Girard stressed that “the commitment to standardize inspection criteria and carry out joint actions will allow us to make tax administration more transparent and efficient.”
For his part, Pintucci stated that “in a challenging economic context, the Secretariat of Public Revenue has implemented different collection strategies that adapt to the different groups of taxpayers. Given that one of the actions is supported by the use of the databases that the agency has, arranged in a standardized information repository that allows exploitation with analysis tools and data science.”
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