The agency will reduce the frequency of presentation of the Raype for companies. The measure will benefit more than 24,000 companies and seeks to improve the transparency of statistics.
He Central Bank (BCRA) announced a measure that will relieve the administrative burden of more than 24,000 companies operating in foreign trade. As of January 2026, the DECLARATIONS OF SHORT OF EXTERNAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES (RAYPE) They will be segmented according to the size of the companies: those with minor external assets and liabilities Au $ s10 million must present them annually, while those of larger size will continue to do so quarterly, although with simplified requirements.
The measure is part of the administrative simplification plan led by the Ministry of Deregulation and Transformation of the State, whose objective is to eliminate obsolete regulations and procedures that hinder economic activity and free competition.
“This simplification will allow maintaining appropriate and quality external sector statistics, while reducing the administrative burden for most companies,” they explained from the BCRA.
The implementation will begin in January 2026, after adapting the Information collection and processing systems, and also seeks to generate a more transparent databasecontributing to a decrease in the declared commercial debt.
Raype data They are fundamental for the preparation of private debt reports and foreign direct investment published by the BCRA quarterly. Likewise, this information is shared with INDEC, which uses it as a key input to estimate payments and international investment position, thus strengthening transparency and precision of national statistics.
Source: Ambito
