This Monday the elimination of several articles that required companies to provide information on their foreign trade operations came into effect.
This Monday, the Government repealed some requirements that agro-export companies had to meet to remain in the Single Registry of Agroindustrial Chain Operators (RUCA).. As indicated by the Bioeconomy Secretariat in the Official Gazette, it is a first step towards complete deregistration of exporters and importers to facilitate foreign trade operations.
Through the Resolution 32/2024the Bioeconomy Secretariat, headed by Fernando Vilella, repealed several points of “Resolution No. 21/2017” regulated on February 23, 2017 by the then government of Mauricio Macri and later modified by the management of Alberto Fernández.
Among the articles eliminated, it stands out that since this week the signatures They should not report details of bank accounts, bank transactions from the last six months and financing lines granted.. Nor should they provide the plan for next year with details of merchandise to be exported, volumes, suppliers and destinations.
In parallel, the rule that obliged companies to provide data on the staff and the contracted occupational risk insurance company was repealed, as well as the requirements to make the accounting balances and the income of profits available to the regulatory authority. currencies during the last 12 months.
The measures apply to exporters of grains and derivatives, but also to meat and dairy producers.. For these two items, Resolution 32 contemplates the elimination as a requirement of registrations such as sausage factories, importers and tannery, leather storage, raw milk pool, milk consignee and exporter.
Finally, the chapters referring to the incorporation into the RUCA of the wool, fruit and vegetable, sugar and herbal sectors were completely repealed.
Among the recitals of the norm, the Government highlights the need to “simplify, reorder and lighten the documentary burden”, avoid overlapping regulations and advance the deregulation process in line with the policies promoted by the National Executive Branch.
“It becomes imperative to implement measures and annul other existing ones, with the aim of facilitating internal and external trade, promoting the deregulation of different markets and the simplification of the registration and registration system”he pointed out.
Source: Ambito
