"That owner who is doing things "en negro" hurts the rest of the country and should be fined accordingly". This is a chicken/egg issue. People try to avoid taxes also because past governments confiscated their savings.
Speaking from the entrepreneurship perspective, there is a big issue having employees, if you fire them you need to pay a salary for each worked year. So a employee with 10 years of work receives 10 salaries if he's fired.
This is a very good point, entrepreneurs have a lot to loose and history has taught them to be wary of the Argentinian government. Can't say I blame them. I suppose it's up to the government to "show" them that they can be "trusted" again.
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"That owner who is doing things "en negro" hurts the rest of the country and should be fined accordingly". This is a chicken/egg issue. People try to avoid taxes also because past governments confiscated their savings.
Speaking from the entrepreneurship perspective, there is a big issue having employees, if you fire them you need to pay a salary for each worked year. So a employee with 10 years of work receives 10 salaries if he's fired.
This is a very good point, entrepreneurs have a lot to loose and history has taught them to be wary of the Argentinian government. Can't say I blame them. I suppose it's up to the government to "show" them that they can be "trusted" again.