Register a company in Argentina, the comeback trade.

Yes - the SAS and SRL incorporate by power of attorney, and the tax registrations follow remotely. Banks prefer meeting a signatory, so most clients pair one visit with the account. We sequence everything so the trip is short.

Far more than at any point in a decade - and unevenly. The staged liberalisation freed individuals and new investment flows first; RIGI projects carry contractual repatriation guarantees; legacy balances and some corporate channels still queue. We structure new entries so profits ride the free lanes from day one.

The flagship incentive for large investments - $200 million and up: corporate tax locked at 25%, VAT and duty relief, guaranteed access to FX for repatriation, and thirty years of regulatory stability, enforceable as a contract with international arbitration behind it. For mining, energy and infrastructure it converts Argentine risk into priced risk.

The provinces' gross-turnover tax: three to five percent of revenue - not profit - levied in each province where you sell, uncredited against income tax. It survives every national reform because it funds the governors. Thin-margin trading feels it as a second income tax; services with fat margins shrug. We model it per province first.

The country's true minefield: dismissal indemnities accumulate with tenure, litigation is an industry with its own bar, and reforms trimmed the edges rather than the core. The defence is boring discipline - registered employment, correct categories, documented everything - which is exactly how we set up payroll from hire one.

In the City of Buenos Aires - genuinely: a digital-first form that can incorporate in days, with one shareholder and streamlined books. Some provinces move slower, and banks take their usual weeks regardless. It is the right default for most new foreign entries.

Software, IT services and creative exporters get a substantial cut in the corporate rate plus payroll-tax credits, in exchange for registration and compliance ratios. For a developer shop billing abroad it routinely turns the heavy Argentine stack into a competitive one. Eligibility is real work - we score it first.

Broken from crisis peaks and still healing: monthly prints at low single digits, expectations anchored by the surplus and the band. Contracts still index, and treasury still respects the peso's history. We run pricing and payroll mechanics that work in both the healed and relapse scenarios.

The only defensible answer: nobody knows, and the structure should not depend on hoping. The midterms strengthened the program's hand; the history of reversals is long. That is why RIGI's contractual locks matter, why we favour exportable revenue, and why every plan we build treats 2027 as a scenario with numbers, not a vibe.

From $2,900 for the company, from $4,900 with a bank account. The SAS can file within days; realistic zero-to-operating is two to four weeks plus the bank. Knowledge-economy filings from $2,500; RIGI support scoped per project. Renewal from $1,500/year.