TODOS ESPERAMOS UNA BAJA DE IMPUESTOS EN ARGENTINA
24 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this interview excerpt, Mauro Stendel emphasizes that the most critical step for Argentina’s economy is a rapid reduction in taxes. He argues that small and medium-sized enterprises (pymes) are waiting for lower tax burdens to remain competitive, especially against cheaper imported goods from countries like China. While supporting free‑market principles—allowing consumers to buy cheaper foreign products—he stresses that domestic producers must also be able to price competitively, which requires lower taxes. Without tax relief, local sellers cannot compete, leading to reduced sales, lower wages, and broader economic harm. Stendel adds that a swift tax cut would even enable him to move his fiscal residence back to Argentina.










