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    Rentista/Pensionado Visa

    Here is the link to the site with the updated minimum salary, currently at 346,800 ARS, so 5x it is 1,734,000 Website with minimum salary You have to deposit monthly, but you don't necessarily have to exchange it on deposit. You can also transfer more and maintain a balance in USD so you are...
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    Practical Considerations of Temporary Residence Status

    I went in to the migracion office in my city prior to a trip since my precaria was about to expire, and they saw that it was all reviewed but not issued, so they called the BA office then ended up issuing my temporary visa a few minutes later.
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    Beef prices in Argentina rise 73% in a year

    Its interesting to see that they don't mention that China gets about 2/3 of the export by volume or 55% by value in the article. Maybe a bit less now with their updated policy.
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    The promises and pitfalls of grocery shopping in Buenos Aires

    Great article, and attitude of the author.
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    Argentina sees 22,000 companies close over two years

    Also, in the last 2 years, about 7k direct and 18k jobs industry wide (including supply chains) through the textile industry have been lost which represents about 3.5% of an estimated 500k jobs, for a similar reduction in installed capacity output, while at the same time a massive increase in...
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    Argentina sees 22,000 companies close over two years

    I agree. I think because credit isn't available here and everything is paid for in cash, the business owners think they need to earn a massive return on it. The inflated rate of return is far above what businesses in other countries would target typically. I agree that Mercado Libre brings in...
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    Argentina sees 22,000 companies close over two years

    The family reported that they had been losing money for 30 years. How does one operate for 30 years if at a loss? unless they are playing accounting games. I believe they also went bankrupt in 2019, and have been dealing with labour issues (disputes). I would have to assume the family has...
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    Argentina’s textile sector reels as import surge hits job

    So their corporate tax is disproportionate and not sure if thats limited to just income tax or the other taxes as well (gross revenues and transfer taxes) or if those fall under the other taxes. Argentina also taxes property (Assets) 2.5x as much as other LATAM countries. Trying to compare...
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    Argentina’s textile sector reels as import surge hits job

    I am aware that the 16% (pension) and 8% (health) are paid by employer in addition to pay, and that is for all legal wage earners.That is in addition not withheld from salaries. Hence real cost of employment is 16% pension, 8% health), 8.5% (13th month split between june and december or...
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    Argentina’s textile sector reels as import surge hits job

    Below is a link to an Infobae article from today where the head of Banco Macro brings up the credit market as an issue, and how banks haven't been allowed to offer loans in dollars (or maybe using it as collateral) for the last 20 years. This would allow lower interest loans. He suggests the...
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    Argentina’s textile sector reels as import surge hits job

    1) You say that 1/3 of revenues are from workers withholdings and then say only a small number comply. From a quick google about 800k-1M pay income tax. or about 10% of the formal workforce (are the high earners). The fact is in the US only 50% pay federal tax because their income is too low as...
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    Argentina’s textile sector reels as import surge hits job

    a few points: 1) Argentina taxes everyone and there is the asset tax. To the point that many Argentianians have left, or changed their residency to Uruguay. So trying to further tax a smaller group of people will work against its objective. This has been studied in many other countries. There...
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    Looking for an American-style breakfast

    Team crispy bacon
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    Carrefour cancels sale of Argentinian unit and has growth plan

    I don't typically shop at the Carrefour in my city (there is only 1 location), but they do now have self checkouts. I think they are pretty much the same as Libertad and Vea (the other 2 chains where I am). The Express stores in BA seem to run pretty smoothly when I am there though. I just...
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    Fresh Dill anyone

    I want to try fermented pickles. I was trying to see what I can get local or shipped from amazon. I am guessing you probably have to burp the bottle you have manually, or just leave it without the clamp on for the first few days. The alternative to mason jars though I think is just to get a...
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    Fresh Dill anyone

    I think my seeds are old. I'll order all new stuff. Just curious, Does it keep regrowing or is more seasonal?
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    Fresh Dill anyone

    Might go that route also. I have seeds for super hot peppers as well. Might just have to watch a few videos how to start them
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    Carrefour cancels sale of Argentinian unit and has growth plan

    Here is an article from yesterday that Carrefour is not going ahead with the sale of the Argentinian subsidiary anymore, but is instead looking to grow in Argentina. A bit of good news. Carrefour canceled the sale of the chain in Argentina and announced a new plan for the country
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    Fresh Dill anyone

    I really want to make a good dill pickle. I can't buy them here, There was a German pickle available but not anymore, and the others are just vinegar/refrigerator style which are too different. Are the ones you make the ones typically on sandwiches/burgers? Do you mind sharing your recipe. Its...
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