In a key turn for the Argentine economy, the Central Bank (BCRA) ordered the release of the exchange rate controls as of April 14, 2025, through Communications "A” 8226 and 8227. The measure represents a structural change in access to the foreign exchange market, with direct implications for individuals and legal entities.
The flexibility covers the purchase of foreign currency, international transfers, transactions with securities, and regimes related to foreign trade, such as imports and exports. The issuance of the complementary instrument—the corresponding BOPREAL—is still awaited, scheduled for April 21.
Then the Accountant Luis Demarco, A specialist in foreign exchange regulations, he presents a summary of the main points to consider for foreign trade operators in the face of this new regulatory phase.
Rule 1: COM A 8226 – Release of Exchange Rates (as of 14/04/2025)
- Organizations: Specific rules for this sector.
- Profits and dividends: Details on the regulations applied.
- Deferred payments for imported goods: New provisions.
- Payments on demand: : Conditions updated.
- Capital goods: : Rules for this type of goods.
- Services – Unrelated Counterparty: Rules for transactions with unrelated parties.
- Services – Related Counterparty: Exemptions
Standard 2: COM 8227 – Exports of Goods and Services (Decree 269/2025)
- New provisions that impact the export sector.
In detail:
Standard 1: Communication “A” 8226
Standard 2: Communication “A” 8227
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