Practical guides for foreign companies setting up operations in Argentina — entity, banking, hiring and compliance. Written for decision-makers, not lawyers.
Once you've decided to incorporate a subsidiary in Argentina rather than a branch, one question remains: which type? The SAS, SRL and SA are three different trade-offs between speed, credibility and control. Here's how to choose in 2026 — including the SAS's remarkable comeback.
The hardest part of expanding to Argentina isn't registering a company — it's understanding when your activity becomes taxable, how intercompany pricing is policed, and what it costs to move profit home. A 2026 map of permanent establishment, transfer pricing and cross-border withholding.
For a foreign company running an Argentine operation from abroad, one friction used to break the whole model: someone had to be physically present to sign. Not anymore. Here's how digital and electronic signatures work in Argentina in 2026 — and what still needs ink.
Argentina's disinflation has pulled interest rates down fast. Here's how the BCRA sets its benchmark rate in 2026, why the framework changed, and what it means when you finance an operation in pesos.
The first question every foreign investor asks about Argentina is not about taxes or talent — it's "can I get my money out?" In 2026, the honest answer is finally yes, with rules worth knowing. Here they are.
Argentina just rewrote the entry rulebook for foreign companies. Here's what IGJ Resolution 4/2026 actually changed — and how to decide between a branch and a subsidiary now that the bureaucracy is no longer the deciding factor.
For investments above USD 200M, Argentina locks in tax, customs and currency rules for 30 years. Here's how the RIGI actually works — and who it's really for.
Since June 11, 2026, most securities issuances in Argentina no longer need prior regulatory approval — a filing replaces the permission slip. Here's what the 'Big Bang' actually changes, and for whom.
Argentina just put 446 expired collective agreements on the renegotiation table and ended the automatic survival of union-dues clauses. For foreign employers, the labor framework is being rewritten sector by sector.
Argentina was the single biggest improver in the 2026 Index of Economic Freedom. For foreign companies, the deregulation wave behind that number is the real story — and the opportunity.
Most coverage treats Argentina as a market to sell into. The more interesting move for 2026 is using it as a base to sell out — to Mercosur and beyond.
Argentina is discussing a legal framework for companies run by AI. It is a proposal, not law — but the readiness question is real, and it's worth understanding now.
Operating in Argentina starts with one question: what legal structure do you need, and how long will it take? Here's the honest answer for 2026.
An EOR lets you hire in Argentina in days instead of months. But it's not the right answer forever. Here's how to think about the decision.
Banking is the most common bottleneck for foreign companies entering Argentina. Here's what actually works in 2026.
Argentine labor law is generous to employees and demanding on employers. Here's what every foreign company needs to understand before making their first hire.
Both countries offer real advantages for LATAM operations. The right answer depends entirely on what you're building and who you're hiring.
Argentina's tech talent is world-class and USD-affordable. Here's the complete operational playbook for building your engineering team there.
Vaca Muerta is one of the world's largest unconventional hydrocarbon formations. Here's what foreign energy companies need to know before entering.
Argentina sits atop the Lithium Triangle with some of the world's largest and highest-quality deposits. Here's the operational guide for foreign investors.
Argentina punishes the underprepared and rewards those who understand how it actually works. Here are the mistakes we see most often — and how to avoid them.
Four serious LATAM markets, four very different risk-reward profiles. Here's how to choose based on what you're actually building.