Starting June 1, the Simplified Income Tax Regime will come into effect, a new modality established by General Resolution 5704/2025 of the Revenue and Customs Control Agency (ARCA), in line with Decree 353/2025. This scheme aims to facilitate the tax obligations of individuals and undivided estates, within the framework of the economic plan known as "dollar mattress."
Tax specialist Sebastián Domínguez, CEO of SDC Tax Advisors, explained to Infobae that the regulation eases the reporting burden for the taxpayer, but also leaves open points that could generate regulatory or legal conflicts.
Who can join the new regime

Individuals and undivided estates residing in the country may join if they meet the following requirements:
- Have a tax code with security level 3 or higher.
- Not be included in segments 11 or 12 of greater tax significance according to ARCA.
- Not have a CUIT disabled for reasons under RG (AFIP) 3832.
Although the original decree referred to exclusively domestic income, the resolution doesn't expressly prohibit foreign income, which opens the door to a legal debate. "This could generate interpretation conflicts if the decree is not adjusted," Domínguez warned.
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