Tax Revenue in Argentina

Ministerio de Economia (Argentina) · Monthly

22,965.4 (Jul-26) ABS · Bn ARS · Mensual · CSV

Period	Bn ARS
Jul 2026	22,965.4
Jun 2026	20,017.1
May 2026	21,513.6
Apr 2026	17,400.8
Mar 2026	16,071.0
Feb 2026	16,231.8
Jan 2026	18,337.6
Dec 2025	16,527.3
Nov 2025	15,598.2
Oct 2025	16,165.7
Sep 2025	15,445.0
Aug 2025	15,359.1
Jul 2025	16,998.9
Jun 2025	16,184.5
May 2025	15,862.9
Apr 2025	13,681.8
Mar 2025	12,733.3
Feb 2025	13,520.8
Jan 2025	15,031.7
Dec 2024	13,015.2
Nov 2024	13,026.4
Oct 2024	12,780.4
Sep 2024	12,844.5
Aug 2024	11,764.1
Jul 2024	11,910.5
Jun 2024	11,297.6
May 2024	13,379.4
Apr 2024	8,663.8
Mar 2024	7,726.5
Feb 2024	7,249.3
Jan 2024	7,699.9
Dec 2023	5,922.7
Nov 2023	4,679.6
Oct 2023	4,466.1
Sep 2023	4,303.3
Aug 2023	4,062.4
Jul 2023	3,571.2
Jun 2023	3,517.3
May 2023	3,178.5
Apr 2023	2,551.5
Mar 2023	2,336.9
Feb 2023	2,126.3
Jan 2023	2,266.0
Dec 2022	2,307.5
Nov 2022	1,953.9
Oct 2022	1,964.1
Sep 2022	2,127.2
Aug 2022	1,731.3
Jul 2022	1,745.2
Jun 2022	1,680.9
May 2022	1,551.4
Apr 2022	1,341.6
Mar 2022	1,241.1
Feb 2022	1,166.5
Jan 2022	1,171.9
Dec 2021	1,179.9
Nov 2021	1,035.0
Oct 2021	1,018.8
Sep 2021	976.3
Aug 2021	1,005.3

Period	%
Jul 2026	14.7%
Jun 2026	-7.0%
May 2026	23.6%
Apr 2026	8.3%
Mar 2026	-1.0%
Feb 2026	-11.5%
Jan 2026	11.0%
Dec 2025	6.0%
Nov 2025	-3.5%
Oct 2025	4.7%
Sep 2025	0.6%
Aug 2025	-9.6%
Jul 2025	5.0%
Jun 2025	2.0%
May 2025	15.9%
Apr 2025	7.4%
Mar 2025	-5.8%
Feb 2025	-10.1%
Jan 2025	15.5%
Dec 2024	-0.1%
Nov 2024	1.9%
Oct 2024	-0.5%
Sep 2024	9.2%
Aug 2024	-1.2%
Jul 2024	5.4%
Jun 2024	-15.6%
May 2024	54.4%
Apr 2024	12.1%
Mar 2024	6.6%
Feb 2024	-5.9%
Jan 2024	30.0%
Dec 2023	26.6%
Nov 2023	4.8%
Oct 2023	3.8%
Sep 2023	5.9%
Aug 2023	13.8%
Jul 2023	1.5%
Jun 2023	10.7%
May 2023	24.6%
Apr 2023	9.2%
Mar 2023	9.9%
Feb 2023	-6.2%
Jan 2023	-1.8%
Dec 2022	18.1%
Nov 2022	-0.5%
Oct 2022	-7.7%
Sep 2022	22.9%
Aug 2022	-0.8%
Jul 2022	3.8%
Jun 2022	8.3%
May 2022	15.6%
Apr 2022	8.1%
Mar 2022	6.4%
Feb 2022	-0.5%
Jan 2022	-0.7%
Dec 2021	14.0%
Nov 2021	1.6%
Oct 2021	4.3%
Sep 2021	-2.9%
Aug 2021	7.7%

Period	%
Jul 2026	35.1%
Jun 2026	23.7%
May 2026	35.6%
Apr 2026	27.2%
Mar 2026	26.2%
Feb 2026	20.1%
Jan 2026	22.0%
Dec 2025	27.0%
Nov 2025	19.7%
Oct 2025	26.5%
Sep 2025	20.2%
Aug 2025	30.6%
Jul 2025	42.7%
Jun 2025	43.3%
May 2025	18.6%
Apr 2025	57.9%
Mar 2025	64.8%
Feb 2025	86.5%
Jan 2025	95.2%
Dec 2024	119.8%
Nov 2024	178.4%
Oct 2024	186.2%
Sep 2024	198.5%
Aug 2024	189.6%
Jul 2024	233.5%
Jun 2024	221.2%
May 2024	320.9%
Apr 2024	239.6%
Mar 2024	230.6%
Feb 2024	240.9%
Jan 2024	239.8%
Dec 2023	156.7%
Nov 2023	139.5%
Oct 2023	127.4%
Sep 2023	102.3%
Aug 2023	134.6%
Jul 2023	104.6%
Jun 2023	109.2%
May 2023	104.9%
Apr 2023	90.2%
Mar 2023	88.3%
Feb 2023	82.3%
Jan 2023	93.4%
Dec 2022	95.6%
Nov 2022	88.8%
Oct 2022	92.8%
Sep 2022	117.9%
Aug 2022	72.2%
Jul 2022	87.0%
Jun 2022	82.1%
May 2022	79.9%
Apr 2022	64.0%
Mar 2022	62.5%
Feb 2022	62.8%
Jan 2022	51.6%
Dec 2021	73.6%
Nov 2021	59.5%
Oct 2021	58.7%
Sep 2021	61.0%
Aug 2021	64.2%

About this indicator

Source	ARCA / Ministry of Economy (Argentina)
Frequency	Monthly
Release	Primeros dias habiles del mes siguiente al periodo de referencia
What it is	Total tax revenue measures the monthly fiscal receipts collected by Argentina's tax authority (ARCA, formerly AFIP): VAT, income tax, excise duties, import and export tariffs and the remaining national taxes. It is an indicator of both economic activity and tax compliance.
How it's calculated	ARCA publishes the monthly breakdown by tax and the Ministry of Economy consolidates the series of total revenue, with monthly and year-on-year growth rates, on the open data portal. The figure is expressed in current pesos.
Market implications	Revenue rising faster than inflation reflects an expanding economy and strengthens the government's fiscal position; if it lags inflation, it implies a real fall in receipts that pressures the fiscal balance, a central plank of the adjustment programme and of the IMF relationship.
Limitations	The nominal peso figure must be read alongside inflation over the period, as nominal growth can mask a real decline. There is also significant seasonality (bonus payments, clustered filing deadlines) that distorts month-on-month comparisons.