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The Ley Bases created the figure of the self-employed worker with collaborators and Law 27,802 confirmed it: when such work falls outside the Employment Contract Law and which presumptions of employment apply.
Registering a foreign company in Argentina to form or participate in a locally incorporated company involves preparing several documents abroad.. We can help you.
Establishing a subsidiary in Argentina is a two-step registration process, governed by the General Companies Law No. 19,550 (Ley General de Sociedades), and overseen by the Public Registry (the General Inspectorate of Justice – Inspección General de Justicia - in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires or equivalent provincial registries).
When a foreign company decides to establish a permanent presence in Argentina, one of the first and most critical decisions is whether to operate through a branch or a subsidiary.
Once the decision to establish operations in Argentina has been made, multinational companies must review the various available vehicles and select the one that best fits the investment and the scope of the business they are willing to develop.
The growing prevalence of remote work for foreign companies presents novel labor law challenges. A recent labor court ruling addressed precisely this issue
From time to time, foreign foundations show interest in carrying out activities in Argentina, particularly registering in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. The following is what they need to know
Although personal data protection in Argentina is crucial for companies in Argentina, it is often overlooked. Companies must comply with important legal and international regulations and failing to do so can result in significant economic, personal, and reputational consequences.
According to Article 1520 (c) of the CCCN, a franchisor is not liable for the franchise profitability in Argentina. However, this is so provided specific conditions are met, as emphasized in a recent judicial decision.
The choice of the best legal vehicle for doing business in Argentina will depend on a case-by-case analysis of the needs, size and risks of each business.
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