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Company Records for Argentina, on demand

Company Records for Argentina come from the official register, Registro Nacional de Sociedades. US$19.00 per record. Registry-only, not aggregated, not resold.

Source registry
Registro Nacional de Sociedades
Price per record
US$19.00
Delivery
Usually within minutes
Registry availability
Available

Live search availability, last 30 days: 100% (120 of 120 automated checks)

Typical search time: 4.2 seconds

Last checked: 12 October 2026

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At a glance

Argentina at a glance

A record returns 5 company data fields. This register does not publish controlling parties, shareholders or beneficial owners, so a record for Argentina cannot include them. 1 official filing is included: Registry Extract.

Official register
Registro Nacional de Sociedades
Documents included
Registry Extract
Controlling entities
Not published by the register
Shareholders & beneficial owners
Not published by the register
Price per record
US$19.00
Coverage detail

What a company record for Argentina contains

1Company data
Entity NameEntity TypeRegistration NumberAddressRegistration Date
2Controlling entities & individuals
Not published by the official register.
3Shareholders & beneficial owners
Not published by the official register.
Registry documents

Documents in a company record for Argentina

1Included in your purchase
  • Registry Extract
Available separately

None listed for this register.

About the register

National Registry of Companies (Registro Nacional de Sociedades)

Known locally as Registro Nacional de Sociedades.

The Registro Nacional de Sociedades (RNS) is the national database kept under Argentina's Ministry of Justice. It administers and centralizes, in a single base, the information of private legal persons, Argentine and foreign companies, civil associations and foundations, under Ley 26.047 and Ley 27.444. Entities are identified exclusively by their tax code (CUIT or CDI), which prevents confusion between namesakes, and the online consultation returns information on legal persons by tax identifier or company name.

Under Ley 26.047, the national registries it brings together, covering companies limited by shares, non-share companies, foreign companies, and civil associations and foundations, are organized and operated by the Inspección General de Justicia (IGJ) of the Ministry of Justice, using information systems provided by the federal tax administration. The law makes the national registries publicly consultable by electronic means, without any need to prove an interest, against a fee set by the Ministry of Justice.

Incorporation itself remains local. The administrative and judicial authorities of each jurisdiction that hold the functions of the Registro Público register the constitution and modification of companies and remit the corresponding data electronically to the IGJ. The IGJ is also, in its own right, the body that registers and supervises commercial companies and civil entities domiciled in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. The Company Records report for Argentina includes the registry extract sourced from the official register.

Good to know

Questions about Argentina company records

General questions are answered in the FAQ.

Are shareholders and beneficial owners included for Argentina?
No. The official register, Registro Nacional de Sociedades, does not make shareholder or beneficial-owner data public, so a record cannot include it. The company particulars it does hold are included.
Which filings are included for Argentina?
Registry Extract.
How long does delivery take for Argentina?
Usually within minutes, by email and in your account: retrieval for Argentina is automated.
What does a company record for Argentina cost?
US$19.00 per record for Argentina, in one payment by card.
What is the Registro Nacional de Sociedades?
A national database under the Ministry of Justice that administers and centralizes the information of private legal persons in Argentina, including Argentine and foreign companies, civil associations and foundations, under Ley 26.047 and Ley 27.444. It is organized through the Inspección General de Justicia and fed with data remitted by the public registries of the adhering jurisdictions.
Who registers companies in Argentina?
The public registry authorities of each jurisdiction. The administrative or judicial bodies holding the functions of the Registro Público inscribe the constitution and modification of companies locally and remit the data electronically to the national registries; in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires that registrar is the Inspección General de Justicia.
Is Argentine company information publicly consultable?
Yes. Ley 26.047 provides that the national registries are open to public consultation by electronic means, without any need to prove an interest, against a fee set by the Ministry of Justice. The RNS online consultation accepts a CUIT or CDI or a company name and returns information on legal persons across Argentina.
How are entities identified in the register?
Exclusively by their tax code, the CUIT (or CDI), rather than by name. The register notes that identifying entities by tax code prevents confusion between namesakes and shortens search times; the underlying source information is received from the federal tax administration (ARCA).

Get a Company Record for Argentina

A Company Record is the KYB report for one company plus the standard set of official registry documents for its jurisdiction, in a single purchase. It is retrieved from the official register at the time of purchase, not from a cached copy. Search by company name, then pay once by card: no subscription, no minimum. See a sample report, the document types, pricing and the FAQ.

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