How to get into the RIMI: the window and its five requirements

It implements the "Investment Management System (SGI)" web service, "intended to gradually replace the existing procedures for managing productive investments" (section 1). Its table of included regimes starts with just one, code 1: the RIMI — that is, the SGI is born as the RIMI's door. The five requirements in section 2 are the checklist an SME can go through today, and they are not a form: CUIT in "Active" status · registration for the applicable taxes · tax domicile declared, up to date and free of inconsistencies · activity code up to date under the CLAE classifier (form 883) · Electronic Tax Domicile established. Through the SGI, projects are managed, benefits are chosen and the investment is tracked: each investment must be reported with its commissioning date and its vouchers linked, which the system offers pre-loaded from the agency's own databases for validation, with manual entry or import (sections 3 and 4). ⏰ And section 5 sets the two deadlines that decide whether the benefit is collected or lost: for VAT, the SGI only accepts a pre-application and the formal one goes later through RG 5173; for accelerated depreciation in income tax, the information must be filed before the due date of the tax return that incorporates it, and the assets declared must match those reported in the system. verif · Aug 25, 2026 ↗

In force from its publication in the Boletín Oficial, 25 August 2026 (section 7). ⏰ And it runs against the parent regime's clock: the RIMI accession window closes around May 2028, two years from RG Conjunta 5849/2026. verif · Aug 25, 2026 ↗

To the SME that has already decided to invest and did not know where to go in. The RIMI had existed since March 2026 and was regulated, but between the law and the cash the window was missing: this is it. It reaches Micro, Small and Medium firms up to Tranche 2 buying capital goods, carrying out works, or investing in irrigation, energy efficiency, anti-hail netting or livestock. And it changes the order of things for a supplier to a large project: the five requirements — active CUIT, taxes registered, tax domicile free of inconsistencies, CLAE up to date and Electronic Tax Domicile — are exactly the ones it will be asked for to qualify as a supplier, so the work is done once and serves twice. verif · Aug 25, 2026 ↗