Overview
- On July 24, AmCham demanded five urgent reforms covering currency liberalization, tax simplification, regulatory stability, infrastructure investment and labor law modernization.
- The report seeks to remove exchange controls on dividend, royalty and debt payments to improve market confidence and attract capital.
- It calls for a comprehensive tax overhaul to lower burdens and for consensus-based regulatory policies that ensure predictability.
- Mendoza exporters warn that US duties could rise by 10% on August 1 and reach 22% without targeted exclusions, putting wine, fruit purées and lithium shipments at risk.
- AmCham highlights that agroindustry alone could export over US$43 billion by 2033 and notes similar growth prospects in Vaca Muerta oil and gas, digital services and mining.