The Government Set an Annual Cap of $27.200 Million for the Refund of VAT to Subsidized Companies
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The recovery quota for tax credits for the year 2025 and earlier was established.
The largest amount, $24.5 billion, corresponds to the energy sector. Transport will receive $2.5 billion and the remaining $200 million will be distributed among other activities reached by the regime.
The national government set the annual ceiling for the refund of the Value Added Tax (VAT) to public service companies receiving subsidies or tariff compensation from the national state at $27,200 million. By Resolution 1759/2026, published this Wednesday in the Official Gazette, the Executive established the quota for the recovery of credits [...] The entry Set a ceiling of $27,200 million for the refund of VAT to companies with subsidies was f…
The new ceiling represents an increase of 2.6 per cent over the one established in 2025.
The recovery scheme concentrates 90% of the funds in the energy sector.
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