GOVERNMENT MOVES AHEAD WITH INCENTIVES FOR HOUSING CONSTRUCTION
The government moved forward with the proposal to implement new financing
tools for building homes at a meeting of the Bureau of Construction
convened the various sectors of activity, both public and private. The
meeting, chaired by the Minister of Interior, Public Works and Housing of
the Nation, Rogelio Frigero, involving national officials, Buenos Aires and
Buenos Aires, and representatives of chambers of construction and
developers, and the Workers Union of Construction (UOCRA). The axis
revolved around the broad range of measures is driving the Government
regarding the construction of housing, primarily social. Among the points
discussed the VAT exemption on the sale and return of tax credit, a new
call for procreate plan, the scope of the Best Home program and the
implementation of the Guarantee Fund of Social Housing (Fogaviso) were
highlighted. The opening of a new round of procreating allow more families
to access their homes and join the 30,000 already Title deeds through that
plan. In addition, they advanced with the scope of the laws of tax
incentives and Productive Financing. The table was created with the aim of
encouraging the building and increase the supply of access to housing for
families around the country on the basis of agreements between the Nation
and the sectors that make up the chain of construction. They attended the
meeting Secretary of Housing, Ivan Kerr; Undersecretary for Coordination of
Federal Public Works, Ricardo Delgado; and holders of UOCRA, Gerardo
Martinez and Argentina Chamber of Construction, Julio César Crivelli. So
did the chief of staff of the Interior Ministry, Camilo Di Boscio;
Secretary of entrepreneurs and SMEs, Mariano Mayer; and Minister of Economy
and Finance Buenos Aires, Martin Mura. "This table represents the new
vision of State for construction, actively listening to the needs and
recommendations of the industry," said Kerr.
tools for building homes at a meeting of the Bureau of Construction
convened the various sectors of activity, both public and private. The
meeting, chaired by the Minister of Interior, Public Works and Housing of
the Nation, Rogelio Frigero, involving national officials, Buenos Aires and
Buenos Aires, and representatives of chambers of construction and
developers, and the Workers Union of Construction (UOCRA). The axis
revolved around the broad range of measures is driving the Government
regarding the construction of housing, primarily social. Among the points
discussed the VAT exemption on the sale and return of tax credit, a new
call for procreate plan, the scope of the Best Home program and the
implementation of the Guarantee Fund of Social Housing (Fogaviso) were
highlighted. The opening of a new round of procreating allow more families
to access their homes and join the 30,000 already Title deeds through that
plan. In addition, they advanced with the scope of the laws of tax
incentives and Productive Financing. The table was created with the aim of
encouraging the building and increase the supply of access to housing for
families around the country on the basis of agreements between the Nation
and the sectors that make up the chain of construction. They attended the
meeting Secretary of Housing, Ivan Kerr; Undersecretary for Coordination of
Federal Public Works, Ricardo Delgado; and holders of UOCRA, Gerardo
Martinez and Argentina Chamber of Construction, Julio César Crivelli. So
did the chief of staff of the Interior Ministry, Camilo Di Boscio;
Secretary of entrepreneurs and SMEs, Mariano Mayer; and Minister of Economy
and Finance Buenos Aires, Martin Mura. "This table represents the new
vision of State for construction, actively listening to the needs and
recommendations of the industry," said Kerr.