Overview
- Resolution 5771/2025 broadens low‑risk eligibility by adding SIPER grade B alongside A for Estado 1 and relaxes parameters across the three risk states.
- From the next campaign, the IP1 must be filed each year between September 1 and October 31, reporting stocks as of August 31 and winter‑crop area.
- Noncompliance now explicitly includes final convictions for tax, customs or related crimes for both individuals and companies.
- Inconsistencies reported by the Central Bank will trigger sanctions only above a floor of more than 10% of FOB export value or more than USD 10,000, whichever is higher.
- State assignment rules are codified: Estado 1 requires 24 months in Estado 2 plus SIPER A or B, Estado 2 is automatic for new registrants, and Estado 3 applies for serious breaches with 2024 export data used to assess sanctions from November 2025 to February 2026.