The Argentine Government simplified the importation of used capital goods.

The GOA takes another step toward normalizing Argentina’s business climate by creating a more transparent and predictable environment for trade and investment. 

Argentine government reduces import-payment terms to 30 days after shipment’s arrival date to be applied for all goods and companies equally.

The Argentine government establishes new measures to increase the flexibility of making international payments to overseas suppliers.

Update on Argentina’s transportation infrastructure industry under the Administration of Javier Milei as of August 2024.

Update on Argentina’s Travel & Tourism industry under the Administration of Javier Milei as of August 2024.

Argentina’s Fintech industry overview under the administration of President Javier Milei. 

Argentina plastic industry overview under the administration of Javier Milei, including macroeconomic indicators, and business opportunities for U.S. companies.

The Central Bank of Argentina announced an update to the terms for access to foreign currency for Small and Medium-Size (SME) import companies.

Argentine government launches mechanisms to facilitate access to foreign currency for Small and Medium Sized companies.

The Argentine clinical laboratory and in-vitro (IV) diagnostic market relies largely on imports traditionally dominated by U.S. products.

Argentina’s President Javier Milei has made significant changes to simplify import regulations and payments. 

The Argentine Government announced an adjustment to the PAIS tax, a tax that affects foreign trade transactions.

Argentine president issued an Executive Decree declaring a two-year public emergency in economic, financial, fiscal, administrative, tariff, and social matters.

U.S. exporters of medical products should review the product registration requirements to be able to sell into the Argentine market.