Luis Caputo said he will meet the goals with the IMF and gave details of the coming tax reform

It was all uncertainty. WhatsApp messages and audios that came and went. Notifications that sounded -one behind the other- and rattled on the screen without pause but in a hurry. Economy Minister Luis Caputo had announced that Argentina, finally, after more than five years, would release the trap, that stain for the investment that seemed impossible to erase, like the descent for a football team.

Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced on Wednesday that Argentina will promote a profound tax reform and that it will meet the goals agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), during its participation in a seminar organized by JP Morgan in Washington, United States. In front of an audience filled with investors and international financial analysts, Caputo said that the national government will advance with a series of structural reforms…

The portfolio headed by Luis Caputo goes out to place seven bonds in pesos before the incentive of investors to participate in the “carry trade”.

The Minister of Economy also assured that the goals agreed with the IMF will be met. The official participated in a meeting organized by JP Morgan. He also confirmed that progress will be made in structural reforms. He also met with Georgieva with whom they analyzed the progress of the economy The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, said that there will be [...]

The Minister of Economy spoke about the retentions in the countryside and the tax on the cheque. He also gave details about what will happen with the labor and retirement reform. Read more

The head of the Treasury, confirming what President Javier Milei said, said that the tax, retirement and labor reforms will come after the elections. The post "We will treat it after the elections": Luis Caputo said that the government will promote a tax reform to meet the IMF goals appeared first on The Intransigent.