Taxes and Tax Residency in Argentina (2026)
Progressive income tax hits 35% on worldwide income once you’re a resident. Bienes Personales wealth tax also applies—and no US...
June 4, 2026
Progressive income tax hits 35% on worldwide income once you’re a resident. Bienes Personales wealth tax also applies—and no US...
June 4, 2026
Healthcare in Argentina for expats: free public hospitals, obras sociales, and the prepagas (OSDE, Swiss Medical) - costs, pre-existing rules,...
June 4, 2026
Renting an apartment in Argentina: dollar temporary rentals vs peso leases, the garantía wall and the seguro de caución, expensas,...
June 4, 2026
Your first 48 hours in Argentina: cards now work at the real rate, the SUBE transit card, SIMs, Ezeiza tips...
June 4, 2026
Doing business in Mexico as a foreigner: 100% ownership, S. de R.L. vs S.A., the RESICO freelance route, the bank-account...
June 4, 2026
Private health insurance in Mexico: local vs international plans, the age-70 wall, the clauses that decide claims, and the insure-big...
June 4, 2026
Shopping in Mexico for expats: supermarket tiers, why the tianguis wins on produce, Rappi and Mercado Libre delivery, OXXO tricks...
June 4, 2026
Taxes in Mexico for expats: when you become a fiscal resident, what worldwide-income taxation means, treaty protection, the RFC, and...
June 4, 2026
Most retirees qualify for a Mexico visa with ~US$4,400 monthly income or US$72,000 savings. Private healthcare costs 50–70% less than...
June 4, 2026