On June 7, 2018, Resolution No. 3/2018 (the "Resolution") of the Argentine Business Entities Controlling Body ("IGJ") was published in the Official Gazette.

Not-for-profit organizations in Argentina are governed by the Civil and Commercial Code of the Nation (Book I, Title II).

The Executive Branch filed an initiative for the creation of a new corporate type: Simplified Corporations within the creation of a legal regime to support entrepreneurial activity.

The Labor Court of Appeals issued an en banc decision on February 3 2006 ruling on the joint and several labor liability of contractors and subcontractors, specifically governed by section 30 of the Employment Agreement Law the ("LCT").

Argentina is an attractive location for foreign investors but the process to incorporate a business in the country is not without its challenges.

Incorporating a company in Argentina can be time-consuming and frustrating for foreign companies.

Argentina's economy boomed in 2017 making it Latin America's third- largest economy but now the country is in a financial crisis.

Regardless the business field of the investment, there are certain general steps to set up and maintain a company in Argentina in a legal good standing

Following with our series of articles on Corporate Governance in Argentina Corporations , we will now deal with the board´s duties, guarantees, insurance, and fees, as well as with different acts...

A economia da Argentina cresceu muito em 2017, tornando-se a terceira maior da América Latina, mas agora o país está em uma crise financeira.

Under the Argentine Companies Law (the "ACL"), branches of foreign companies are deemed as not independent entities, being the parent company fully and unlimitedly responsible for all debts, losses and liabilities of its branch.

In the City of Buenos Aires, the Business Entities' Controlling Body ("IGJ") is the entity in charge of the incorporation of the SAS.

The Argentine Government has recently issued a set of non-mandatory corporate governance recommendations for companies that offer securities to the public to further improve the corporate governance legal framework.

This brief deals with corporate governance in Argentina with a focus on the management of corporations, governed in general by the General Companies Law Number 19,550...

Company law (US: Corporation law or Corporate law) is the law which deal with the creation and regulation of business entities.

Doing business in a foreign country requires a thorough knowledge of the different environments the venture will be immersed in.

Shareholders may determine the corporate structure and the rules governing the operation of the corporate bodies.

On April 22, 2017, it was published in the National Official Gazette Law Number 27,349 on Support for Entrepreneurial Activities (Ley de Apoyo al Capital Emprendedor or LACE).

There are different legal vehicles to do business in Argentina. The ones most commonly used by multinational companies are: Branches and Subsidiaries, with one or more partners.

Doing business in a foreign country requires a thorough knowledge of the different environments the venture will be immersed in.