ARCA removed 23 barriers to entry of imported products: what changes from now on

By a decision published in the Official Gazette, the customs authority abolished mechanisms requiring intervention by sectoral entities in physical checks.

The national government, through the Agency for Collection and Customs Control (Arca), repealed 23 general resolutions that imposed requirements for the intervention of private entities, such as chambers, federations and sectoral associations, during the physical verification of imported goods. This decision, formalized through General Resolution No. 5693/2025, seeks to speed up the processes in Customs and aligns itself with specific claims of …

● These are 23 general resolutions that involved entities in the verification of imported goods. ● With the implementation of this measure, ARCA promotes the elimination of inefficient regulations that generate unnecessary delays and costs. ● The general resolution will enter into force the day following its publication in the Official Gazette. The Agency for Recovery and Customs Control (ARCA) repealed 23 general resolutions issued between 1998…

The new standard modernises and unifies the procedure for the determination and entry of the tax for human persons and undivided successions, centralizing the management through a new web portal and repealing the previous regulations. This rule applies since May 9, 2025 General Resolution 5692/25-ARCA City of Buenos Aires, 07/05/2025 VIST [...]

With the aim of simplifying imports - a demand from the United States to reduce tariffs on Argentine products-, the Agency for Collection and Customs Control (ARCA) eliminated 23 regulations dating from the late 1990s. By means of General Resolution 5693/2025, published this Friday in the Official Gazette and which will enter into force the day after its publication...

The Agency for Recovery and Customs Control (ARCA) repealed 23 general decisions issued between 1998 and 1999, of which chambers of business, federations and associations will no longer be able to intervene in the process of verification of imported goods. This repeal was carried out through General Resolution 5693/25 published this Friday in the Official Gazette and in this way this group will cease to intervene in foreign trade as observers. T…