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Company Incorporation Before the Buenos Aires Province DPPJ

Incorporating a company entails choices that will shape its operation long after registration. Incorporating a company in Buenos Aires Province requires choosing the correct legal form and satisfying DPPJ requirements. Owners, management and financing plans should guide the choice between an SA, an SRL and other structures.

What to keep in mind

Review the name, purpose, capital, registered office, contributions, governing bodies and representation. Constituent documents and any required publications or declarations must follow provincial procedures.

Registration alone does not provide a tax identification number, mandatory books or business permits.

Distinctions often confused

The DPPJ and IGJ are separate registries applying the same basic corporate legislation through different local procedures.

Frequently asked questions

Can a company registered in Buenos Aires Province contract with clients in Buenos Aires City?
Yes in principle, subject to any additional permits or registrations relevant to the activity.
Is incorporating an SA identical to incorporating an SRL with the DPPJ?
No. Constituent documents, governing bodies and specific requirements differ.

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