COMUNISTA QUIERE QUE PAGUE IMPUESTOS SOBRE PERDIDAS

In this short YouTube excerpt, Mauro Stendel explains his complex fiscal strategy, stating that he is a tax resident of the United States because his wealth was generated there, while his entrepreneurial projects based in Argentina are subject to Argentine corporate tax. He distinguishes personal from corporate tax declarations, noting that he participates in 34 Argentine companies: one generates a profit of about one million dollars per month, which he transfers to his personal account, while the remaining 33 incur losses. Stendel argues that taxes should be levied on net gains, not on losses, and that reinvesting profits into loss‑making entities should reduce his tax burden. The interlocutor suggests that taxes should align with earnings, and Stendel reinforces that if he loses money, he should not owe taxes.










