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July revenue improved by 1.2% in real terms due to the expiry of Ganancias
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July revenue improved by 1.2% in real terms due to the expiry of Ganancias

The article reports on Argentina's July tax revenue growth of 1.2% in real terms, driven by the special payment deadline for income tax and personal property declarations for the fiscal year 2025. According to the Argentine Revenue Agency (ARCA), this was a shift from the previous year when such payments were due in June. The report highlights various tax categories, including Value Added Tax (IVA) and Income Tax, noting both increases and decreases in collections. It also mentions the impact of inflation and factors affecting real-term performance, such as salary changes and employment levels. The article notes a continued decline in several major taxes over multiple years.

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July revenue improved by 1.2% in real terms due to the expiry of Ganancias

The article reports on Argentina's July tax revenue growth of 1.2% in real terms, driven by the special payment deadline for income tax and personal property declarations for the fiscal year 2025. According to the Argentine Revenue Agency (ARCA), this was a shift from the previous year when such payments were due in June. The report highlights various tax categories, including Value Added Tax (IVA) and Income Tax, noting both increases and decreases in collections. It also mentions the impact of inflation and factors affecting real-term performance, such as salary changes and employment levels. The article notes a continued decline in several major taxes over multiple years.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual data on tax collection trends without overtly promoting any political agenda. While it discusses economic indicators related to taxation and government policy, it does not take a clear ideological stance or emphasize specific political groups. The framing remains neutral

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Chamber of Commerce of Cordoba: sales fell by 14% in July in Cordoba

The Chamber of Commerce of Córdoba reported a 14% decline in sales during July 2026 compared to the same month in 2025, according to a commercial observatory survey conducted by the chamber in retail corridors and shopping centers. The report also noted a 2.05% monthly price increase, with a 7% drop in unit sales and a 5% decrease in profitability compared to June 2026. The average transaction value fell to $135,120 from $150,895 in June. The study indicated that 10% of merchants met their expectations, while digital wallets and credit cards were the preferred payment methods among consumers.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual economic data without overt ideological framing. It reports on sales figures, inflation rates, and consumer behavior without taking a clear stance on the causes or implications of the downturn. While economic performance is inherently politicized, the tone remains purely

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