The presidential spokesperson, Manuel Adorni, announced today a new adjustment in the public sector with the elimination of 695 positions in the General Tax Directorate (DGI), which represents a 27% reduction in the agency's structure.
This measure by Javier Milei's Government is part of the so-called "chainsaw plan" to continue reducing state spending, reduce the fiscal deficit, and modernize public administration.
"695 positions will be eliminated in the General Tax Directorate. It's approximately 27% of this department's structure. 33 positions will be eliminated at the DGI's headquarters and 88 in the large taxpayers' subdirectorate," detailed Adorni in a press conference.

The decision was made by the director of the Revenue and Customs Control Agency (ARCA), Juan Paso, and the head of the DGI, Andrés Vázquez. As part of the restructuring, 38 collection offices and service offices will also be closed, whose procedures, according to Milei's Government, can be carried out 90% online.









