The Finance Ministry has announced the adjustments declared by Law 20,956 on 30th January 2017 to the tax treatment of bonds that was issued by both the Central Bank and Treasury. Note that, the Central Bank and Treasury are obliged to withhold 4% income tax from 1st February 2017 on the interest accrued at the moment of coupon payment.
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