Why You Need a Company to Start a Business in Argentina
Operating as an individual puts your personal assets at risk. See why founders in Argentina incorporate a company, which type fits and what to prepare first.
Operating as an individual puts your personal assets at risk. See why founders in Argentina incorporate a company, which type fits and what to prepare first.
Since August 2026 the IGJ delivers registered documents digitally through TAD, with no paper copies. See the rollout timeline and what it means for companies.
SODA, the extended accounting moratorium and digital financial statements at the IGJ, explained for foreign-owned companies in Argentina.
The proposed General Companies Law would replace Law 19.550 and create sectoral shares. What the bill changes and how foreign founders can prepare.
The IGJ now lets companies fund their capital with Bitcoin and crypto-assets. See the custody, proof of ownership and valuation rules of Resolution 11/2026.
A foundation in Argentina is a non-profit legal entity created around a public-benefit purpose and an initial patrimonial contribution. It is not
IGJ General Resolution 11/2026 removes mandatory pre-qualification and broadens the corporate purpose for companies and SAS. What foreign founders should know.
Argentina’s tax regime is administered by ARCA (the national tax and customs authority, formerly AFIP) and combines national, provincial and municipal levies.
A practical startup setup checklist for global founders building an Argentina-ready company.
The Argentine investor visa (residencia por inversión) is a temporary residency category for people who put capital into a productive, commercial or