Argentina operates two types of tax-exempt trading zones to encourage importation and exportation activities. These are the Free Trade Zones (FTZ) and Special Customs Areas (SCA). There are ten free trade zones (FTZ) in operation in Argentina that were created to encourage business growth and development. If you want to set up a business in …
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The temporary investors’ visa in Argentina was created for foreigners who have the intention of investing a minimum of ARS1,500,000 or approximately US$100,000 in an Argentinian good or service related activity or sector. The government is now looking to international investment as an effective method of boosting the Argentinian economy. Many smart investors, both local and …
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Like most Latin American countries, the same business etiquette in Argentina applies to it´s neighbors. Things like time flexibility, and developing close relationships before doing business can be applied across many Latin American countries. However, there are unique traits that make Argentina different from other Latin American countries which is due to its highly influenced …
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Argentina is an important player in international affairs being the eight largest country in the world and ranking as the 3rd largest economy of Latin America in 2015. In addition, the government of Argentina has actively encouraged foreign investment through trade agreements, guarantee agencies and investment settlement institutions in case of disputes and/or disagreements over …
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Entrepreneurs and Chief Executives looking at their expansion options should be evaluating the potential to do business in Argentina. The country holds a number of commercial opportunities for foreign business. With a GDP of approximately US$470 billion, it’s one of the largest economies in Latin America. The country is experiencing somewhat tumultuous political and economic …