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Limited liability company (S.R.L.) · at least 25% of cash capital paid initially · a foreign corporate shareholder must register its documents first
No prior approval · same rights as local investors
Overseas investors can invest in Argentina without advance government approval and on the same footing as domestic investors. Sector-specific regimes, such as special promotion schemes, are a separate check.
At least 25% of cash capital paid initially
Subscribe the full capital at formation and complete cash contributions within two years. Contributions in kind must be fully delivered; registry costs are separate.
25% to 35% progressive · 25% up to ARS 133.5m
Companies pay 25% on the first ARS 133,514,185.74 of taxable profit, 30% on the next band and 35% above ARS 1,335,141,857.38. The bands are updated each year.
Ecosystem evidence, not proof of demand for your product. Validate customers, competition and economics before investing.
The national investment agency describes the domestic market and regional trade connections. Customs preferences depend on the product, origin rules and applicable agreement.
It is historical sector evidence, not confirmation of current project availability.
The company contract sets the ownership interests and management. File with the competent public registry for the company’s registered location.
Article 123 requires evidence of overseas formation, constitutional documents and legal representatives before the foreign company forms an Argentine company.
Apply through RADEX from inside Argentina with the employer’s registrations and a signed employment pre-contract. Signatures can be certified by a notary or before the migration authority.
Establishment elsewhere requires checking the competent local registry rather than assuming the same procedure.
National observations help frame the market. They do not measure demand for your specific product.
45.9m
people · 2025
4.4%
2025
US$683bn
USD · 2025
30.4% of GDP
2025
89.7% of population
2024
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