April brought several changes in the way in which the different public agencies in Argentina assimilate the expansion and massification of crypto economy and blockchain technology, which have spread to different fields of daily life and branches of the market.
This April marks the fifth anniversary of the enactment of the Entrepreneurial Capital Support Law, and the consequent incorporation of the Simplified Corporations (or “SAS”, after its acronym in Spanish) into the Argentine legislation.
2022's first resolution of the General Inspection of Justice ("IGJ"), General Resolution IGJ 1/2022 (the "Resolution") sets at 30 years the maximum term of duration of corporations to be registered before the IGJ. We tell you more in this post.
As from January 12nd, a new Internet domain regulation is in force in Argentina, which among other things enables the registration of domains containing characters between 1 and 50 (previously this was not the case for top-level domains).
The double severance indemnity established in 2019 and extended on multiple occasions, has an end date. Recently, the National Executive Power ordered the gradual reduction of the doubling of the items that correspond to workers in case of dismissal. In this post we tell you about the new scheme.
Given the success of the Priority Patent Examination Program in Argentina, which managed to significantly reduce the study and resolution times of patent applications, the National Patent Office established its continuity on a permanent basis.
The Chamber of Deputies approved the Front Labeling Law, which aims to warn on food packaging about the excess of components that may be harmful to health, such as sugars, sodium and saturated fats.
