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I've used it in a bunch of stores, though my neighborhood Coto gave me a stern warning the last time I used it there. It seems to be based entirely on the whim of the cashier.

I believe the traditional route might still pose challenges without a guarantee, but negotiating with short-term rental owners, especially if you're willing to pay in dollars, could be a more feasible option. Check out apartments being rented directly by owners on platforms like...

If it's a public Medicine School (called Facultad de Medicina) is FREE. Yes. As it should be always: education must be free of charge. And in general that's the best education.

Exactly. They are taking you for a ride. If you make a transfer or deposit into their account, they have to pay AFIP the corresponding IVA. They obviously don't want to do so. If they aren't paying IVA, then you shouldn't be either.