Argentina Company Registry Search
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Normal delivery: 7-10 working days = GBP 125
Express delivery: 5-7 working days = GBP 175
Flash delivery: 3-4 working days = GBP 225
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2. Argentina Sample Report
The sample report shows the layout, data included and our credit assessment.
3. What’s included in the report?
Ownership & Management
Financial Details (where available)
Default Information
Credit Scoring & Rating
All credit reports are delivered in English
Normal delivery: 7-10 working days = GBP 125
Express delivery: 5-7 working days = GBP 175
Flash delivery: 3-4 working days = GBP 225
All credit reports are delivered by email.
The sample report shows the layout, data included and our credit assessment.
3. What’s included in the report?
Ownership & Management
Financial Details (where available)
Default Information
Credit Scoring & Rating
All credit reports are delivered in English
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Argentina Sample Report
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Argentina Business Credit Report Services
Creditreform operates a global specialist International Business credit report service. We have local offices and fully approved international risk analysis experts in every country worldwide. This enables us to provide expert up-to-date business credit report information on businesses anywhere in the world.
Main reasons why our business credit reports are so important they enable clients to trade with confidence.
The local International Business Credit Report Partners are able to:
Assess local businesses trading activities.
Update information immediately if there are any changes.
Give accurate feedback based on the local economies.
Communicate effectively with businesses as they share the same time zones.
Herewith details of our business credit reporting service in Argentina:
Location of Argentina Business Credit Reporting office?
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Number of Argentina Business Credit Reporting staff?
5-10 staff
How long have you been operating a Argentina business credit reporting service?
Over 5 years
What type of business credit reports do you provide in Argentina:
Corporate business credit reports online and offline – Only offline reports
Non limited business credit reports online and offline – Offline reports only
Bespoke investigated business credit reports – Yes
What are the business credit report delivery times in Argentina?
Instant Online business credit report – No
Flash business credit report – 3 Working Days
Express business credit report – 5-7 Working Days
Normal business credit report – 7-10 Working Days
How many company registries are there in Argentina for businesses?
Av. Paseo Colón 291 – Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
Argentina Economy:
Currency: Argentine peso (ARS)
GDP Ranking: 28th
Population: ca 45 million
Argentina’s economy is third among the largest economies in Latin America coming after Brazil and Mexico. Among the main industries in Argentina are food processing, automobile production, textiles, energy production, and mining.
Main Trading Partners of Argentina:
Do business credit reports contain negative information?
Yes, the reports include negative information
Do you provide consumer credit reports in Argentina?
Available Upon Request
Specialist Debt Recovery Service Argentina No Win No Fee
There are many unique requirements to international debt collection services in all countries including Argentina debt collection services which differ from the UK debt collection agency services and therefore it is very important that cases are handled directly by our expert Argentina debt collection agency and not from debt collectors UK. This method of Argentina debt collection sets Creditreform aside from the competition who in many cases will operate an international debt collection service from a UK debt collector only. Using the local Argentina debt collection agency enables us to achieve a far greater success rate and our No Win No Fee service together with competitive commission rates against monies recovered only ensures you get the best service.
Argentina Skip Tracing Service
Creditreform’s debt collection company service also uses expert international tracing agents including Argentina tracing agent services to locate any absconded debtor. This tracing service is provided on a No Find No Fee basis only charging for a successful trace.
Specialist Business Credit Report Experts
There are many unique requirements to providing international company search reports in all countries including Argentina company search services which differ from Credit Reports UK services. Therefore it is very important that information is obtained directly by our expert international local company check partners and not from the Credit Report UK services. Our multi lingual local company search partners are able to provide all business credit reports in English including the bespoke investigated business credit reports.
Argentina Company Registry Name
National Securities Commission & Ministry of Justice and Human Rights
Argentina Company Registry Address
Sarmiento 329, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date Company Registry Established in Argentina
1949
Language(s) of Argentina Company Registry
Spanish Only
Number of Company Registries in Argentina
1 company register in Argentina
Related Associations in Argentina
Official Gazette
Federal Administration of Public Revenue – tax identification number (CUIT) check
National Procurement Office – Providers
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship – Directory of Importers/Exporters
Regulation for Argentina Company Register
Regulated in Argentina by inter alia, by the Civil Code and Commercial Code.
Can you search companies online for free in Argentina?
Yes
What information can I view for free at Argentina Company Registry
None but an Argentina company extract/profile will include where available:
Argentina Company Name
Argentina Activity / Type of business
Argentina Registered Address
Argentina Current status (active or inactive)
Argentina ID number
Argentina Contact details (phone number and email)
Argentina Certificates and licenses
Argentina Branches and subsidiaries
Do you need to register / sign up at the Argentina Company Registry?
No
Number of Registered Companies in Argentina
Not Publicly Available in Argentina
How to Register / Incorporate a company in Argentina?
You can register a company in Argentina through an Argentina company formation agent.
Minimum share capital (private limited) in Argentina
USD 2,500 is the minimum share capital in Argentina for legal entities with exception of SCA, Oficina de representacióna and Sucursal companies which have no minimum paid up share capital.
What is the Corporate tax rate in Argentina?
35% is corporate tax rate in Argentina
What is the VAT rate payable on sales to local customers in Argentina?
21% is VAT rate in Argentina
Types of Companies in Argentina
S.A.S (Sociedades de Acciones Simplificadas)
S.A. (Sociedad Anónima): ≈ plc (UK)
S.R.L. (Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada): ≈ Ltd. (UK): ≈ limited liability company[5] (USA)
S.C.S. (Sociedad en Comandita Simple): ≈ limited partnership
S.C.p.A. (Sociedad en Comandita por Acciones): limited partnership with shares
Soc.Col. (Sociedad Colectiva): ≈ general partnership (USA)
S.C.e I. (Sociedad de Capital e Industria)
S.E. (Sociedad del Estado): ≈ state-owned enterprise
S.G.R. (Sociedad de Garantía Reciproca)
Oficina de representación – Representative Office
Sucursal – Branch Office
Argentina Company Documents Available
Argentina Company Commercial Extract
Argentina Certificate of Incorporation
Argentina Financial statements and balance sheets
Argentina Annual reports
Argentina Memorandum of Association
Argentina Company charter
What are the Financial Regulatory Authorities in Argentina?
Argentina – Comisión Nacional de Valores (CNV)
What are the Stock Exchanges in Argentina?
Buenos Aires Stock Exchange (BCBA) in Buenos Aires which was founded in 1854
Mercado Abierto Electrónico (MAE) in Buenos Aires which was founded in 1988
Rosario Stock Exchange (BCR) in Rosario which was founded in 1884
Can you order a Argentina Apostille Certificate?
Yes, Argentina agreed to the 1961 Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents. Therefore, Argentina accepts the Apostille Certificate for Argentina Company Registry Search Documents in place of any further legalisation process.
Argentina signed up to the Hague Convention on 18th February 1988.
Argentina Company Registry Search
All local Argentina Company searches can be under taken via our Argentina Company Registry search. Where there is more than one Argentina Company Registry an Argentina company search will be made via a local Argentina company registry search in the city where the company or business is registered. Many Argentina company searches can be made on line but in some cases the Argentina company search needs to search the local Argentina company register in person, post or by email. Creditreform and it’s local company search partners undertake these services on behalf of our international clients.
Argentina Company Documents
The Argentina Company Registry hold all company documents on record and many of these can be downloaded instantly if you have registered with the Argentina company registry. Alternatively you can order Argentina company documents, company extracts or any registered document such as the Argentina Memorandum of Association via Creditreform. Creditreform’ s local registered agent will then undertake an Argentina company search on your behalf and we will forward the results via email.
Argentina Certificate of Good Standing
The certificate of Good standing is issued by the local Argentina company registry and in many cases can be downloaded by a registered company agent. Besides the Certificate of Good Standing other specific documents can be purchased such as the Argentina Certificate of Incorporation or the Argentina Memorandum of Association..
Argentina Private Investigation Work
There are many reasons for the need to use our Argentina private investigator or Argentina process server. We partner with fully approved local Argentina private detectors who are experts in their field and provide our clients with a fully confidential service including Argentina skip tracing and Argentina document serving where required.
Argentina Company Formations
There are many reasons why our clients need to use our Argentina company formation services. Through our fully approved local Argentina company registration agent the Argentina company incorporation is made as simple as possible. We will undertake all the necessary Argentina company searches to ensure the chosen name is available and guide you through the necessary documentation required to incorporate the company required.
Argentina Country Overview
Following an economic slowdown at the end of 2022, GDP is expected to contract by 1.6% in 2023 and then recover by 1.1% in 2024. The labor market has improved, but the coming recession is expected to bring a drop in employment. Exports are suffering from a severe crop drought in 2023. Inflation surpassed 100% and will remain high in the short term, despite a slightly less expansionary fiscal stance. Tight capital controls and policy uncertainty will hold back investment and consumption in 2023. Public spending will rightly fall during 2023, as energy subsidies are scaled back and compliance with fiscal targets requires further spending restraint. A continued reduction in transfers from the central bank to the treasury should reduce inflationary pressures in the medium term, narrow the gap between the official and the parallel exchange rates and lower the risk of a sudden devaluation. Stabilizing the macroeconomic situation and lowering inflation will be crucial to reduce high poverty and address mounting social pressures.
In recent years, the country has experienced major policy shifts with significant macroeconomic stability implications, characterized by high economic and currency volatility, structurally high inflation, recurrent debt default crises and social tensions. In 2024, Argentina is likely to be in recession (we estimate a -2% contraction), due to the measures announced by the government to rebalance the macroeconomic picture, which includes fiscal cuts on top of galloping inflation, triggered in the short term by a major currency devaluation.
Argentina also struggles with rising and widespread inflation, 211% in 2023. Inflation is expected to exceed 250% in 2024. Further depreciation of the peso is also expected.
Debt levels remain high despite the restructuring of market debt in 2020. They especially grew in the last two years, from 80.8% of GDP in 2021 to 89.5% of GDP in 2023. Debt repayment will remain a challenge over the medium-term as Argentina’s access to capital markets remains constrained by high yields and the country’s relationship with official creditors is uncertain.
The business environment in Argentina is poor. Capital controls are quite stringent and extremely sensitive to the country’s external position and the track-record of expropriation, although current risks are lower.
Political tensions peaked as the economic situation get worse. Milei advocates for a drastic reduction of expenses (-15% of GDP), large privatizations of the health and education systems, redesign of more than half the ministries, and a gradual dollarization of the economy. Whether Milei will implement his “shock therapy” as strictly is still to be determined, because he enjoys relatively low support in Congress and because popular opposition to his anti-social reforms is likely to be elevated. Risks to governability of the country are therefore likely to arise as time passes and as Milei’s political capital fades.
Creditreform operates a global specialist International Business credit report service. We have local offices and fully approved international risk analysis experts in every country worldwide. This enables us to provide expert up-to-date business credit report information on businesses anywhere in the world.
Main reasons why our business credit reports are so important they enable clients to trade with confidence.
The local International Business Credit Report Partners are able to:
Assess local businesses trading activities.
Update information immediately if there are any changes.
Give accurate feedback based on the local economies.
Communicate effectively with businesses as they share the same time zones.
Herewith details of our business credit reporting service in Argentina:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
5-10 staff
Over 5 years
Corporate business credit reports online and offline – Only offline reports
Non limited business credit reports online and offline – Offline reports only
Bespoke investigated business credit reports – Yes
Instant Online business credit report – No
Flash business credit report – 3 Working Days
Express business credit report – 5-7 Working Days
Normal business credit report – 7-10 Working Days
Av. Paseo Colón 291 – Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
Currency: Argentine peso (ARS)
GDP Ranking: 28th
Population: ca 45 million
Argentina’s economy is third among the largest economies in Latin America coming after Brazil and Mexico. Among the main industries in Argentina are food processing, automobile production, textiles, energy production, and mining.
Yes, the reports include negative information
Available Upon Request
There are many unique requirements to international debt collection services in all countries including Argentina debt collection services which differ from the UK debt collection agency services and therefore it is very important that cases are handled directly by our expert Argentina debt collection agency and not from debt collectors UK. This method of Argentina debt collection sets Creditreform aside from the competition who in many cases will operate an international debt collection service from a UK debt collector only. Using the local Argentina debt collection agency enables us to achieve a far greater success rate and our No Win No Fee service together with competitive commission rates against monies recovered only ensures you get the best service.
Creditreform’s debt collection company service also uses expert international tracing agents including Argentina tracing agent services to locate any absconded debtor. This tracing service is provided on a No Find No Fee basis only charging for a successful trace.
There are many unique requirements to providing international company search reports in all countries including Argentina company search services which differ from Credit Reports UK services. Therefore it is very important that information is obtained directly by our expert international local company check partners and not from the Credit Report UK services. Our multi lingual local company search partners are able to provide all business credit reports in English including the bespoke investigated business credit reports.
National Securities Commission & Ministry of Justice and Human Rights
Sarmiento 329, Buenos Aires, Argentina
1949
Spanish Only
1 company register in Argentina
Official Gazette
Federal Administration of Public Revenue – tax identification number (CUIT) check
National Procurement Office – Providers
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship – Directory of Importers/Exporters
Regulated in Argentina by inter alia, by the Civil Code and Commercial Code.
Yes
None but an Argentina company extract/profile will include where available:
Argentina Company Name
Argentina Activity / Type of business
Argentina Registered Address
Argentina Current status (active or inactive)
Argentina ID number
Argentina Contact details (phone number and email)
Argentina Certificates and licenses
Argentina Branches and subsidiaries
No
Not Publicly Available in Argentina
You can register a company in Argentina through an Argentina company formation agent.
USD 2,500 is the minimum share capital in Argentina for legal entities with exception of SCA, Oficina de representacióna and Sucursal companies which have no minimum paid up share capital.
35% is corporate tax rate in Argentina
21% is VAT rate in Argentina
S.A.S (Sociedades de Acciones Simplificadas)
S.A. (Sociedad Anónima): ≈ plc (UK)
S.R.L. (Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada): ≈ Ltd. (UK): ≈ limited liability company[5] (USA)
S.C.S. (Sociedad en Comandita Simple): ≈ limited partnership
S.C.p.A. (Sociedad en Comandita por Acciones): limited partnership with shares
Soc.Col. (Sociedad Colectiva): ≈ general partnership (USA)
S.C.e I. (Sociedad de Capital e Industria)
S.E. (Sociedad del Estado): ≈ state-owned enterprise
S.G.R. (Sociedad de Garantía Reciproca)
Oficina de representación – Representative Office
Sucursal – Branch Office
Argentina Company Commercial Extract
Argentina Certificate of Incorporation
Argentina Financial statements and balance sheets
Argentina Annual reports
Argentina Memorandum of Association
Argentina Company charter
Argentina – Comisión Nacional de Valores (CNV)
Buenos Aires Stock Exchange (BCBA) in Buenos Aires which was founded in 1854
Mercado Abierto Electrónico (MAE) in Buenos Aires which was founded in 1988
Rosario Stock Exchange (BCR) in Rosario which was founded in 1884
Yes, Argentina agreed to the 1961 Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents. Therefore, Argentina accepts the Apostille Certificate for Argentina Company Registry Search Documents in place of any further legalisation process.
Argentina signed up to the Hague Convention on 18th February 1988.
All local Argentina Company searches can be under taken via our Argentina Company Registry search. Where there is more than one Argentina Company Registry an Argentina company search will be made via a local Argentina company registry search in the city where the company or business is registered. Many Argentina company searches can be made on line but in some cases the Argentina company search needs to search the local Argentina company register in person, post or by email. Creditreform and it’s local company search partners undertake these services on behalf of our international clients.
The Argentina Company Registry hold all company documents on record and many of these can be downloaded instantly if you have registered with the Argentina company registry. Alternatively you can order Argentina company documents, company extracts or any registered document such as the Argentina Memorandum of Association via Creditreform. Creditreform’ s local registered agent will then undertake an Argentina company search on your behalf and we will forward the results via email.
The certificate of Good standing is issued by the local Argentina company registry and in many cases can be downloaded by a registered company agent. Besides the Certificate of Good Standing other specific documents can be purchased such as the Argentina Certificate of Incorporation or the Argentina Memorandum of Association..
There are many reasons for the need to use our Argentina private investigator or Argentina process server. We partner with fully approved local Argentina private detectors who are experts in their field and provide our clients with a fully confidential service including Argentina skip tracing and Argentina document serving where required.
There are many reasons why our clients need to use our Argentina company formation services. Through our fully approved local Argentina company registration agent the Argentina company incorporation is made as simple as possible. We will undertake all the necessary Argentina company searches to ensure the chosen name is available and guide you through the necessary documentation required to incorporate the company required.
Following an economic slowdown at the end of 2022, GDP is expected to contract by 1.6% in 2023 and then recover by 1.1% in 2024. The labor market has improved, but the coming recession is expected to bring a drop in employment. Exports are suffering from a severe crop drought in 2023. Inflation surpassed 100% and will remain high in the short term, despite a slightly less expansionary fiscal stance. Tight capital controls and policy uncertainty will hold back investment and consumption in 2023. Public spending will rightly fall during 2023, as energy subsidies are scaled back and compliance with fiscal targets requires further spending restraint. A continued reduction in transfers from the central bank to the treasury should reduce inflationary pressures in the medium term, narrow the gap between the official and the parallel exchange rates and lower the risk of a sudden devaluation. Stabilizing the macroeconomic situation and lowering inflation will be crucial to reduce high poverty and address mounting social pressures.
In recent years, the country has experienced major policy shifts with significant macroeconomic stability implications, characterized by high economic and currency volatility, structurally high inflation, recurrent debt default crises and social tensions. In 2024, Argentina is likely to be in recession (we estimate a -2% contraction), due to the measures announced by the government to rebalance the macroeconomic picture, which includes fiscal cuts on top of galloping inflation, triggered in the short term by a major currency devaluation.
Argentina also struggles with rising and widespread inflation, 211% in 2023. Inflation is expected to exceed 250% in 2024. Further depreciation of the peso is also expected.
Debt levels remain high despite the restructuring of market debt in 2020. They especially grew in the last two years, from 80.8% of GDP in 2021 to 89.5% of GDP in 2023. Debt repayment will remain a challenge over the medium-term as Argentina’s access to capital markets remains constrained by high yields and the country’s relationship with official creditors is uncertain.
The business environment in Argentina is poor. Capital controls are quite stringent and extremely sensitive to the country’s external position and the track-record of expropriation, although current risks are lower.
Political tensions peaked as the economic situation get worse. Milei advocates for a drastic reduction of expenses (-15% of GDP), large privatizations of the health and education systems, redesign of more than half the ministries, and a gradual dollarization of the economy. Whether Milei will implement his “shock therapy” as strictly is still to be determined, because he enjoys relatively low support in Congress and because popular opposition to his anti-social reforms is likely to be elevated. Risks to governability of the country are therefore likely to arise as time passes and as Milei’s political capital fades.
