The SEDI comes to replace the Import System of the Argentine Republic (SIRA)a method that was not easy for small and medium-sized companies.
CAME: importing SMEs highlighted the creation of SEDI
The Argentine Confederation of Medium Enterprises (CAME) accompanied the launch of the Import Statistical System (SEDI)which was launched today through a joint resolution of the Federal Public Revenue Agency (AFIP) and the Ministry of Commerce of the Nation. “We hope that this new instrument will facilitate the operations of SMEs that import inputs”said the president of CAME, Alfredo González.
The SEDI comes to replace the Import System of the Argentine Republic (SIRA), a method that was not easy for small and medium-sized companies. “With its prompt implementation, SMEs could better have access to personnel that until now were involved in a complex approval process, such as SIRA,” González explained.
It is also worth highlighting the special treatment for debts contracted until 12/12/23 for operations with foreign suppliers. “Bopreal bonds for the payment of these obligations are a great step. We will ask the Government that SMEs can use them to pay overdue commitments as soon as possible. The debts of small and medium-sized companies significantly affect the relationship with suppliers”, emphasized the president of CAME.
Source: Ambito
