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Raise the income tax floor in Argentina

Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 3, 2023, it shows the streets of Buenos Aires. The Argentine Government announced that it raises the floor of the Income Tax, a withholding paid by workers in Argentina derived from their salary. As reported in a statement by the Ministry of Economy, headed by Sergio Massa, "starting in August, only earnings over $700,875 (Argentine pesos) will pay the Income Tax."
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 3, 2023, it shows the streets of Buenos Aires. The Argentine Government announced that it raises the floor of the Income Tax, a withholding paid by workers in Argentina derived from their salary. As reported in a statement by the Ministry of Economy, headed by Sergio Massa, "starting in August, only earnings over $700,875 (Argentine pesos) will pay the Income Tax."

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 3, 2023, it shows the streets of Buenos Aires. The Argentine Government announced that it raises the floor of the Income Tax, a withholding paid by workers in Argentina derived from their salary. As reported in a statement by the Ministry of Economy, headed by Sergio Massa, "starting in August, only earnings over $700,875 (Argentine pesos) will pay the Income Tax."
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 3, 2023, it shows the streets of Buenos Aires. The Argentine Government announced that it raises the floor of the Income Tax, a withholding paid by workers in Argentina derived from their salary. As reported in a statement by the Ministry of Economy, headed by Sergio Massa, "starting in August, only earnings over $700,875 (Argentine pesos) will pay the Income Tax."
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 3, 2023, it shows the streets of Buenos Aires. The Argentine Government announced that it raises the floor of the Income Tax, a withholding paid by workers in Argentina derived from their salary. As reported in a statement by the Ministry of Economy, headed by Sergio Massa, "starting in August, only earnings over $700,875 (Argentine pesos) will pay the Income Tax."
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 3, 2023, it shows the streets of Buenos Aires. The Argentine Government announced that it raises the floor of the Income Tax, a withholding paid by workers in Argentina derived from their salary. As reported in a statement by the Ministry of Economy, headed by Sergio Massa, "starting in August, only earnings over $700,875 (Argentine pesos) will pay the Income Tax."
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 3, 2023, it shows the streets of Buenos Aires. The Argentine Government announced that it raises the floor of the Income Tax, a withholding paid by workers in Argentina derived from their salary. As reported in a statement by the Ministry of Economy, headed by Sergio Massa, "starting in August, only earnings over $700,875 (Argentine pesos) will pay the Income Tax."
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 3, 2023, it shows the streets of Buenos Aires. The Argentine Government announced that it raises the floor of the Income Tax, a withholding paid by workers in Argentina derived from their salary. As reported in a statement by the Ministry of Economy, headed by Sergio Massa, "starting in August, only earnings over $700,875 (Argentine pesos) will pay the Income Tax."
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 3, 2023, it shows the streets of Buenos Aires. The Argentine Government announced that it raises the floor of the Income Tax, a withholding paid by workers in Argentina derived from their salary. As reported in a statement by the Ministry of Economy, headed by Sergio Massa, "starting in August, only earnings over $700,875 (Argentine pesos) will pay the Income Tax."
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