With this reform, the Executive Power seeks to expedite processes, improve controls and eradicate irregular practices in the auto parts circuit.
The Government officially made decree 536/2025, which introduces a comprehensive reform to the disharming regime and sale of used auto parts. The measure, published in the Official Gazette and signed by the President Javier Milei next to Guillermo Francos and Mariano Cúneo Libaronaeliminates the mandatory annual renewal in the Single Registry and establishes a mandatory digital system for all procedures.
The new scheme aims to reinforce traceability and combat the illegal spare market market. From now on, the decrease in vehicles and the declaration of recoverable pieces must be carried out online through the system of the National Directorate of the Automotive Registry. The Disassemblies They will have to upload documentation and digital photos, signed by the holder of the car and, if appropriate, their spouse and pledgee.
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They apply a comprehensive reform for disharmaderos and sale of used auto parts
Besides, Each reusable auto part must have a unique code that allows its identification and monitoring. Security forces may consult the registered stock and verify in real time the legality of the pieces.
The low and disarmament certificate too will be digital and mandatory For insurers before paying compensation for destruction or robbery. Companies must adapt their policies according to these new demands.
Among other novelties, the possibility of electronically informing the temporal inactivity of the establishments, avoiding unjustified penalties is incorporated. The National Directorate and the agencies involved will have 60 days to adapt their systems, while merchants must declare their stock of used parts. Those that do not meet the requirements will be destroyed.
With this reform, the Executive Power seeks to expedite processes, improve controls and eradicate irregular practices in the auto parts circuit.
Source: Ambito
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