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You need a CUIT (Código Único de Identificación Tributaria) and a Clave Fiscal (digital key) to access the ARCA portal (formerly AFIP). With those, you can register for applicable taxes, obtain your tax certificate, and start issuing invoices. We guide you through the entire process.

Yes. Foreign individuals and companies can own 100% of an Argentine company. The most common vehicle is the SAS (Sociedad por Acciones Simplificada): at least one administrator must have real domicile in Argentina, and foreign corporate shareholders must register with the local corporate registry. We coordinate the whole process.

Monotributo is Argentina's simplified tax regime for small taxpayers. You pay a single fixed monthly amount based on your category (determined by annual revenue, commercial space, and electricity consumption). It includes health coverage and pension contributions — ideal for individuals and small businesses within current revenue limits.

As a Registered Taxpayer (Responsable Inscripto), you charge 21% VAT on most goods and services. You can offset VAT on purchases (crédito fiscal) against VAT on sales (débito fiscal). The net difference is either paid to ARCA monthly or carried forward as a credit balance in your favor.

A company typically pays: VAT (21% standard rate), corporate income tax (Ganancias, on a progressive 25%–35% scale depending on net profit), gross revenue tax (Ingresos Brutos, a provincial tax whose rate varies by province and activity), and employer social security contributions. Dividends paid to shareholders are subject to an additional withholding. The exact burden depends on activity, province, and legal structure.

Registration of a SAS usually takes one to two weeks, depending on IGJ processing times. We incorporate companies with their registered office in the City of Buenos Aires. With foreign shareholders, gathering apostilled documents and tax IDs (CDI) can add a few weeks before filing.