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First of all temporary rents in Argentina are illegal. The law is very clear: all rental of apartments are to be for a minimum of 2 years. There is many jurisprudence to the fact. I represented last year a client, a client that signed a 2 month contract, and we successfully turned it into a 2...

But this is not the states... So believe me here it would be a legal mess, that would end up with no major consequences for the clinic, except $$$...

I've imported several items from the states. I worked with www.skybox.net, they're excellent with Argentine customs.

It's completely illegal in the City of Buenos Aires to have a closed door NOT REGISTERED restaurant. They could be registered for taxes with the AFIP, but still it would be very hard to get a "habilitación" (license) to operate. It's not impossible, BUT VERY DIFFICULT.

I'm american, and I'm a lawyer. feel free to email me [email protected] or send me a message.Don't panic, be calm, and get a lawyer.

I use www.skybox.net they're not the cheapest but it works for me.

I don't want to make a recommendation, but several clients I know have used a company called Aerocargas Argentinas SA, they have offices in Buenos Aires, and in Miami. I have very little experience with them, but from what I know they are serious.

A prenup in Argentina is the same as toilet paper...

In the city of buenos aires, they are completely illegal... To have a restaurant you must be in a commercial zoned property, and be licensed.

When a company sends you to do a medical exam, they pick the clinic, so it's very strange that you can always fudge the results... Most of the medical screening is done in specialized labs that cater to companies, and only do exams for labor purposes.

Over the last 5 years Argentina has gone DOWN THE DRAIN. I grew up in Buenos Aires, so I can tell you that it has it's great pro's and MANY con's now... I find that if I don't travel overseas to the states or Europe every couple of months I go crazy... Anyway I recognize that I'm a bit of a nut...

I've renewed my US Passport several times over the years... Last time was in October 2010. I checked the embassy website and I mailed in the pictures, forms, my old passport, a credit card authorization form. The next day they called and confirmed that they received it, and about a week later...

Please keep in mind the following: a) It's illegal to import used cars in Argentina, except for 2 or 3 small exceptions. b) When you import, you pay 35% in customs + Importing Tax + V.A.T. on the FOB price + you must pay Impuesto a las Ganancias (income tax) when you import the car. For every...

When you're hired in Argentina, you must keep in mind, that an employer can legally have you examined by a medical doctor. When you are hired, most companies as a good legal practice will subject you to a medical exam. And once your hired, the company can subject you to medical exams (art. 210...