Documentation Service · Buenos Aires

Your monotributo folder,
organized and ready.

Every six months, Argentine monotributistas face recategorization without understanding why their category changes, which invoices to issue, or what happens if they exceed the limit. We organize all the documentation for the period — so your accountant can open the folder and work.

Start organizing How it works
Organized tax documentation folder with invoices and receipts on a clean desk
Why Relmadi

What we do — and what we don't

We are not an accounting firm and we do not prepare tax returns. We are the team that organizes the paperwork before the professional arrives.

Complete Period Documentation

We compile every issued invoice, monotributo payment receipt, and AFIP certificate for the corresponding six-month period into a single organized folder.

Verification Against AFIP Records

We cross-reference your documents against the information available in your AFIP profile, so discrepancies are identified before your accountant finds them.

Category Change Explained

We include a clear summary of why your category changed — based on your actual billing totals — so you understand what happened before you sit down with your accountant.

Invoice Type Clarity

We identify which invoice type corresponds to your current category and flag any invoices that may have been issued incorrectly during the period.

Ready Before the Deadline

We deliver the completed folder well before the recategorization deadline, giving your accountant the time they need to review and act without rushing.

One Folder, Everything Inside

Your accountant receives a single, structured folder — digital or physical — with every document labeled, dated, and in the correct order. No missing papers.

The Problem We Solve

The chaos before recategorization

Every six months, thousands of monotributistas receive a notification that their category has changed. Most don't know why. They search for invoices across email inboxes, WhatsApp chats, and physical folders. They can't find the AFIP payment receipts. They arrive at their accountant's office with a stack of unorganized papers.

The accountant then spends the first hour of the appointment sorting documents instead of analyzing the fiscal situation. That hour costs money — yours.

Our role is specific: we organize the documentation for the period so that when your accountant opens the folder, they can start working immediately. We are not the accountant. We are the ones who make the accountant's work possible.

Disorganized stack of tax documents and receipts before professional organization
What We Organize

Three document categories, one complete folder

Each recategorization period requires three distinct types of documentation. We handle all of them.

Issued Invoices

Every invoice issued during the period, organized chronologically, with totals calculated and compared against category limits for the applicable semester.

Monotributo Payment Receipts

All monthly payment comprobantes for the period — both the integrated tax component and the social security and health insurance components — verified and filed.

Current AFIP Certificate

Updated constancia de inscripción from AFIP, reflecting the current category and fiscal status, downloaded and included with the complete documentation package.

Common Situations

Monotributistas across many sectors find documentation organization useful before recategorization.

  • Freelance professional working on laptop with documents nearby

    Freelancers & Consultants

    Independent professionals who invoice multiple clients each month and need their documentation consolidated before the semester closes.

  • Small business owner reviewing papers at their shop counter

    Small Business Owners

    Shop owners and service providers who issue invoices regularly but don't have time to organize documentation between operating their business.

  • Professional carefully reviewing printed tax documents at a desk

    Recently Recategorized

    Monotributistas who received a category change notification and need to understand what changed and what documentation supports the new category.

  • Remote worker organizing digital and physical documents at a cafe table

    Digital Service Providers

    Designers, developers, and content creators who work remotely and often have invoices across multiple digital platforms that need to be consolidated.

Frequent Questions

Questions about the service

Answers to the most common questions from monotributistas about documentation organization.

No. We are a documentation organization service. We do not prepare tax returns, provide fiscal advice, or represent clients before AFIP. Our role is to compile, organize, and structure your documentation so that your accountant can work efficiently when the time comes.
Yes, absolutely. We do not replace your accountant — we prepare the documentation so your accountant's time is spent on analysis and decision-making rather than searching for papers. Think of us as the step before the accountant.
You provide your issued invoices for the period (from your AFIP portal or billing system), your monthly monotributo payment receipts, and access to download your current AFIP constancia. We take it from there and organize everything into a structured folder.
The monotributo recategorization occurs twice per year — in January and July. We recommend organizing documentation before each recategorization period so your accountant always has a complete and current folder to work with.
We offer both options. The digital folder is delivered as a structured set of labeled PDF files. The physical folder is printed, organized in a binder with labeled dividers, and delivered to your address in Buenos Aires. You can also request both formats.
When we identify missing documents during the organization process, we notify you with a specific list of what's needed and where to obtain it — typically from your AFIP portal or your billing system. We do not access your AFIP account directly; you provide the documents, we organize them.