Garro insists that the bank branches should pay 30,000 Argentine pesos (about 2,000 dollars) annually for each ATM installed outside, which he said adds to a queue in the street, impeding the movement of pedestrians.
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As for the so-called "tax on the asphalt," it will be paid by those who will buy new and second-hand vehicles and it will total approximately 0.5 percent of the purchase price. The tax will also affect motorcycle owners.
The local authorities claim that the funds collected from these taxes will be used for road work on the city streets and the installation of traffic signs in order to "provide citizens with better service."
