Emergencia económica: estos son los impuestos que más presionarán a la clase media en 2026

TL;DR

The 2026 economic emergency will result in higher prices and narrower household budgets.
Approximately five million families, especially in strata 3 and 4, will face simultaneous tax adjustments.
High inflation (over 5% in 2025) and elevated interest rates (around 16% for consumer credit) limit financial flexibility.
A 19% VAT on liquors will increase the cost of products for social gatherings, impacting regular consumption.
Taxes on cigarettes and vapers will raise fixed expenses, potentially leading to reduced savings or increased credit use.
Reduced VAT exemption on low-value imports will make online purchases of technology, clothing, and household items more expensive.
Microenterprises will face higher costs for imported inputs, potentially leading to price increases or reduced profitability.
Family transportation costs will rise due to accumulated inflation and devaluation, increasing tax burdens and financing costs.
The increased cost of money may be passed on through higher rates, commissions, or stricter requirements for financial products.
While typically not impacting the average middle class, property tax may affect some due to inheritances or highly valued real estate.
The cumulative effect of multiple small, recurring tax increases will push families to cut savings, postpone decisions, or use more credit.

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