🇦🇷 Taxes · Argentina
Taxes in Argentina
Taxation of individuals in Argentina depends on residency status: resident, non-resident or foreign beneficiary. Here are the criteria for each.
13 mo.before losing residency abroad
5 yrsthreshold for non-residents working in Argentina
6 mo.threshold for foreign beneficiary status
Taxation of individuals in Argentina depends on their residency status: residents, non-residents and foreign beneficiaries are taxed differently.
Who counts as a resident
- Argentine citizens residing in Argentina
- Argentine citizens working abroad during the first 13 months of residence abroad — tax residency is lost on the first day of the 14th month, or earlier if they obtain permanent residence in a foreign country
- Foreign nationals appointed to work in Argentina for more than five years
- Foreign nationals residing in Argentina for reasons other than work for more than 12 months — residency starts from the 13th month
Who counts as a non-resident and a foreign beneficiary
Non-residents are foreign nationals sent to work in Argentina for less than five years.
Foreign beneficiaries
- Persons temporarily working in Argentina for less than six months in a calendar year
- Argentine citizens working abroad after losing their tax residency status
- Foreign nationals residing abroad
The exact tax burden depends on your status and income sources — we cover this in a free consultation.
FAQ
Who counts as an Argentine tax resident?
Argentine citizens residing in the country, plus foreigners working in Argentina for more than five years or residing there for more than 12 months for reasons other than work.
When does an Argentine lose resident status while working abroad?
On the first day of the 14th month abroad, or earlier if they obtain permanent residence in another country.
Who is a foreign beneficiary?
Someone temporarily working in Argentina for less than six months a year, or an Argentine who has already lost tax residency status while working abroad.
Who counts as a non-resident in Argentina?
Foreign nationals sent to work in Argentina for less than five years.
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