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Universal Allocation Per Child is a social security program in Argentina. It pays a monthly subsidy to families for each child under 18 or disabled. Despite the name, it is not yet a universal program, and currently applies only to families who do not have a regular reported income. A plan is in place to enlarge the scope of the program.

Expansion and coverage (2016–2017)
In April 2016, the executive issued Decree 593/2016 modifying Law No. 24,714 and extending family benefits to the children of self-employed workers registered in the simplified tax regime (monotributistas). Nearly 1.5 million children were incorporated into the Family Allowances and Universal allocation per child system (AUH) under Decree 593/2016. Between December 2015 and May 2017, during Emilio Basavilbaso’s administration, the coverage of family and universal allowances increased by 25%. ==References==
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