Employing in Argentina made simple
Growing your workforce in Argentina doesn’t need to be complex. Speak with our team to see how TopSource EOR makes it easy to hire in new countries, without setting up entities or getting lost in local regulations.
More than an Employer of Record.
Employer of Record services are only one way that we help you accelerate your global growth goals. From talent advisory to entity management, we give you the tools you need to research, enter and expand into your key markets.
Market Selection Advisory
Compare available talent, compensation, additional costs and regulations across different countries
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Salary Benchmarking
Identify and prioritize markets for growth based on talent, cost & regulations
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Global Skills Analysis
Map skill availability by region to align talent strategies with business goals..
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Talent Acquisition
Find, hire & onboard the highly skilled team members you need in each locality.
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Talent Strategy Optimization
Optimize your talent strategy to enable your organization to achieve it’s global ambitions.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. We manage mandatory social security contributions (roughly 24-27% of salary from the employer), the aguinaldo (SAC, a 13th month payment split into two installments in June and December), and registered employment (blanqueo) requirements, which Argentine authorities enforce heavily given the size of the country’s informal labor market. We also monitor collective bargaining agreement updates, which in Argentina’s high-inflation environment are renegotiated more frequently than in most countries.
Beyond the mandatory aguinaldo and social security contributions, private health insurance (medicina prepaga) above the basic obra social coverage, meal or connectivity allowances for remote staff, and non-monetary compensation structured to be tax-efficient are common in Argentina, particularly given how frequently salary levels need adjusting to keep pace with inflation.
Argentina’s severance framework is one of the most protective globally: unjustified dismissal generally requires roughly one month’s salary per year of service (or fraction greater than three months) as severance, plus notice or pay in lieu and other termination payments. Given how often collective bargaining agreements and wage indexation affect the calculation base, severance costs in Argentina need to be recalculated close to the actual termination date, not estimated in advance.
An EOR can typically onboard within one to two weeks for registration and contract issuance, compared with the couple of months often needed to incorporate an Argentine entity and register with AFIP (the tax authority) and social security as a new employer, a process made more complex by Argentina’s evolving regulatory and currency environment.
Argentina’s high inflation, frequent collective bargaining updates, and protective severance framework make ongoing compliance genuinely demanding without a local team tracking changes in real time. An EOR absorbs that complexity and the associated employer liability, which is typically the more practical way to access Argentine talent without the cost and administrative load of maintaining a local entity.
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