Provincial tax · Argentina

Ingresos Brutos in Argentina: understand which jurisdiction applies

Ingresos Brutos is a provincial gross income tax. Rules, registration routes and simplified regimes vary by jurisdiction.

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Where is your activity registered or mainly carried out?
Are you registered in Monotributo?

01 · Definition

A provincial gross income tax

Ingresos Brutos is a provincial gross income tax. Rules, registration routes and simplified regimes vary by jurisdiction.

It is separate from national Monotributo unless an applicable unified arrangement connects them.

02 · Jurisdiction

Why location matters

Argentina has 24 tax jurisdictions for this regime. Tax domicile, where activity occurs and where revenue is obtained can affect the route.

03 · Integration

Monotributo Unificado

ARCA currently lists CABA and 13 provinces in the unified system. It can combine national, provincial and qualifying municipal components.

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04 · Multi-jurisdiction

Convenio Multilateral

Activity spanning more than one jurisdiction may make Convenio Multilateral relevant. The orientation tool does not determine a registration duty.

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05 · Documents

Registration certificates

The correct certificate depends on whether you are local to CABA, Buenos Aires Province, another province, or registered under Convenio Multilateral.

Find the official certificate route