The article addresses the issue of September 14th, describing it as a date that never existed and that created problems for the tax administration. The text suggests that there would be some irregularity related to this specific date that affected the normal functioning of the tax system.
The article also presents a reflection on the advantage of arriving late, arguing that this would give time to observe the results of a certain situation in another country before trying to replicate the same experience. This idea emerges as a criticism of the lack of seizing opportunities.
The author concludes that this would be the only advantage available, but that it was never known how to be used properly. The implicit message suggests a criticism of the inability to learn from the experiences of other countries before implementing one's own measures.
