A commission in Argentina’s congress on Thursday began debating a new fiscal reform bill that President Javier Milei filed Wednesday afternoon. The proposed law would reduce the income tax threshold, establish a tax amnesty, create a scheme to regularize undeclared assets, and cut personal asset tax, among other changes.

The bill incorporates parts of the fiscal chapter of the president’s massive omnibus bill reform package. That chapter was withdrawn in January, before the bill was debated.

The new bill, called the Paliative and Relevant Fiscal Measures Law, was filed on Wednesday. It was being debated by a congressional commission at the time of writing.

The bill is signed by Milei, Security Minister Patricia Bullrich, and Interior Minister Guillermo Francos. In its........

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