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Argentina’s Senate Weighs New Tax Incentives for AI and Semiconductor Megaprojects

Argentine senators are debating legislation offering a 15% corporate tax rate and 30 years of fiscal stability for qualifying technology, biotechnology and digital infrastructure projects involving at least $1 billion in foreign investment.
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