Decree 385/24 provided for the application of the PAIS tax for the payment of obligations for profits and dividends.
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Decree 385/24 provided for the application of the PAIS tax for the payment of obligations for profits and dividends.
SENASA Resolution No 431/2024 approved the new procedure for registering products in the National Registry of Fertilizers, Amendments, Conditioners, Substrates, Protectors, and Raw Materials, aimed at those engaged in their preparation, import, export, possession, fractionation, distribution, and sale.
Congratulations to our eight member firms recognized in The Legal 500 Latin America Guide 2024.
What you need to know about the new Communication “A” 7990 of the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic.
On 11/4/2024, General Resolution 13/2024 issued by the General Inspectorate of Justice was published, which mandates that organizations must now ensure that their administrative body and supervisory body, as the case may be, have a composition that includes the same number of women and men, or a minimum of one-third of women when the amount to be covered is an odd number.
The General Inspectorate of Justice (IGJ) recently published General Resolutions No-11/2024 and No-12/2024, which relax several requirements for SAS.
General Resolution No-10/24 of the General Inspection of Justice (” IGJ”) was published in the Official Gazette on 03/27/2024.
Through Decree No 209/2024, published in the Official Gazette on 03/01/2024, a new amount of capital stock required for the incorporation of corporations is established, thus modifying the provisions of Section 186 of the General Corporations Law No 19,550.
On 02/23/2023, General Resolution No 5/2024 of the General Inspectorate of Justice (the “IGJ”) was issued, which resolves to modify Resolution No 2/2020 IGJ and its amendment, eliminating the obligation to establish a guarantee in favor of the legal representative of a company incorporated abroad under the terms of article 123 of the General Companies Law (“LGS”).
The Investigative Authority (AI) of the Mexican Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece), at the beginning of the month, preliminarily determined that there are no conditions of effective competition in the retail electronic commerce market in Mexico, which affects both sellers and consumers buyers who carry out transactions through the main marketplaces that operate in that country: Amazon and Mercado Libre.
