Monotributo & Autónomos
A fixed fee with a single date for everyone, a staggered contribution, and semiannual recategorization.
View ScheduleHow they're organized
Most national deadlines are staggered by the last digit of your CUIT (Argentine tax ID) across several days of the month. Choose the regime that applies to you to see how its schedule works.
A fixed fee with a single date for everyone, a staggered contribution, and semiannual recategorization.
View ScheduleMonthly sworn return, the Digital VAT Ledger, and the withholding-and-collection regime.
View ScheduleForm F.931 for regular employees, and the simplified regime for domestic workers.
View ScheduleHow the 5 bimonthly advance payments work, and when the annual return is due.
View ScheduleCM03, CM04, and CM05 under Convenio Multilateral, and how it differs from the local simplified regime.
View ScheduleThis month's dates
We publish the deadline calendar, with exact dates by CUIT ending, every month on our blog — it's the source we keep current.
Because they're the combinations our clients ask about most: the smaller-scale pension regimes (Monotributo and Autónomos), the monthly obligations of a Responsable Inscripto (VAT and SICORE), the ones that come with having employees (payroll contributions), the ones paid in advance (income tax and Personal Assets Tax), and the ones for operating in more than one jurisdiction (gross-receipts tax).
Payroll-related social-security contributions run on their own monthly schedule, separate from VAT or income tax. See the details in our payroll deadlines guide and our HR & Payroll service.
You can regularize it with payment plans or, where applicable, an active debt-relief program. The sooner you act, the lower the penalty — see how ARCA's interest is calculated, or message us and we'll review your specific case.
Our clients get deadline alerts straight from the management portal. Free consultation.