The salvage organism worked on Tuesday till midday, but the businesses were closed.
Nobody imagined that this next Tuesday would be a holiday when the businesses closed their doors on Monday. Nobody knew in advance what to do with the payments, collections, or deliveries agreed upon for this day, much less that the AFIP would continue to operate until midnight, an unprecedented feat, despite the private sector's total shutdown.
What if the AFIP were open and meant to indicate that even if it was a holiday and the employees of the businesses that owed taxes didn't work, it was still necessary to pay the taxes that were due on this Wednesday, December 20?
"Bank employees and AFIP employees will have to work till 12 in order to ensure reimbursement. However, it is understood that this next Tuesday's earnings should be postponed because private sector employees have a holiday today. Sebastián M. Domnguez of SDC Asesores Tributarios, an expert in tax law, believes that it is impossible to demand payment because banks are open until 12 o'clock even though private employees are not working.
The accountant discusses taxes such as IVA, retentions, and perceptions, among other things. Although it would be more difficult to subscribe over a holiday, it is not anticipated that services will need to change their payment deadline.
But it is planned in the taxes.
Nobody would have questioned that the Tuesday profits would be postponed to the Wednesday and that certain taxes would have to be postponed from Wednesday to Thursday, Domnguez explained. In actuality, the AFIP confirmed in the afternoon that the tuesday's winnings would be postponed by one day.
The uncertainty was brought on by the fact that banks and AFIP were barred from the holiday until twelve. And that the AFIP would take so long to clarify the vencimientos' prorogation.
The company employees were unable to pay their wages since they were either unable to enter the office because it was closed, had to sell money that could only be exchanged on Wednesdays until 12 o'clock, or had to make a cobranza but were unable to do so.
A unique development this year is that the AFIP split apart from the rest of the public administration, which the government assumed control of between December 23 and December 30, and where its employees would continue to work.
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