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Doing Business in Argentina (2007 Edition)
Bravo & Bravo Losada / IGAF Worldwide started to practice in Argentina in 1957. The Firm's position of leader in its professional field, which is recognized throughout the country, has been developed with ever broadening group of specialists in all aspects of accounting and business management, whose own business is to counsel and assist entrepreneurs and managers in decision making. We provide investor and management services, administrative and technical assistance, and audit and compliance services. Presentation of this updated Guide, Summary of Business Conditions in Argentina, is further proof of our vocation of service to the business community. In sympathy with the modernization of the country's economy, we can offer, in our consulting services, experienced assistance to those interested in the ongoing privatization's of utility services (e.g., gas, water, electricity, railways, postal service, telecommunications) and state banking, insurance, petroleum, steel, and other interests, as well as the expanding capital market, new labor legislation and the emerging Mercosur common market. We are convinced that the availability of these services is vital to those considering new or additional investments in Argentina. My partners and I are here to expand and counsel on the information contained in this Guide and will be happy to answer any questions you might have. We are ready to assist in making your business successful in Argentina.
Eduardo Bravo Losada Country Managing Partner
This Guide has been prepared for the assistance of those interested in doing business in Argentina. It was written to give the busy executive a quick overview of the investment climate, taxation, forms of business organization, and business and accounting practices in Argentina. It does not cover exhaustively the subjects it treats but is intended to answer some of the important, broad questions that may arise. When specific problems occur in practice, it will often be necessary to refer to the laws, regulations and decisions of the country and to obtain appropriate accounting and legal advice. Companies doing business in Argentina, or planning to do so, are advised to obtain current and detailed information from experienced professionals. The material contained in this Guide was assembled at October 5th, 2006, and, unless otherwise indicated, is based on information available at that time.
IGAFAccepts Champions of Industry Awardon Behalf of its Members
Representing IGAF in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Bravo & Bravo Losada has been a member since June, 1988.
On behalf of its members and their many achievements, IGAF will be receiving a Champions of Industry award which recognizes leadership in companies, government, law enforcement, non-profit organizations, and education.
Champions of Industry is an esteemed corporate recognition series. Conceived in 1995, the series showcases companies and organizations that have demonstrated integrity and proven leadership within their respected industry. On Friday, December 26, 2003, between 6:00-6:30 p.m. EST, Pat Summerall Productions will spotlight IGAF and its member firms as winners of the Champions of Industry award on CNN’s Headline News Network (HLNN).
IGAF is a leading worldwide CPA’s Firm with over 380 offices in 75 countries.
The announcement will air as follows: Network: CNN's Headline News Network (HLNN) Airdate: Friday, December 26, 2003 Time: Between 6:00-6:30 p.m. EST/3:00-3:30 p.m. PST The following IGAF member representatives were interviewed for the award announcement: IGAF Miami: Richard Berkowitz IGAF Chicago: George Cumpata IGAF World Headquarters: Kevin Mead IGAF Atlanta: Greg Colson y Todd McMullen IGAF New York: Ron Weiner IGAF Washington: Eddie Lusk IGAF Pittsburgh: Ray Buehler
Best Locations for Business
Along
with New York, London and Hong Kong, Buenos Aires (Argentina) was selected
“Best City for Business” in a specialized report included in the last issue
of Fortune. The report is based on a survey by Arthur Andersen of 1,433
executives worldwide, of which 54 percent are CEOs, and the remainder other
senior management. Cost, environment, and other background analysis produced by
Arthur Andersen's Business Location Services practice were also considered. The
report ranks the overall business environment of 160 cities around the world,
distributed in 4 regions: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin
America.
The
main factors that made Buenos Aires stand out from other cities in Latin America
were the pro-business attitudes prevailing in the city, the availability of
skilled professionals, its government regulations, its entrepreneurial activity,
telecommunications and other infrastructure, the overall quality of life for
attracting talent, and the cost for doing business. The ranking for Latin
America came as follows:
1. Buenos Aires, Argentina
2. San Juan, Puerto Rico
3. México City, México 4. Sao Paulo, Brazil 5. Santiago, Chile
Coming Soon
Summary of Business Conditions in Argentina (2008 Edition).
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