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updated 2026-08-28
The norm, in detail

Companies: registering directors and their removal/resignation before the IGJ is simplified

IGJ GR 3/2026 (Official Gazette May 13, 2026)
in forceNATIONAL Market deregulation

What changed and who it applies to

What changed
The General Inspectorate of Justice (IGJ) simplifies the registration of company managers and directors. Acceptance of the office may result from the minutes, from a note signed with an electronic signature or from the verification by the reviewing professional (previously more was required). It admits a special electronic domicile. It reduces the documentary requirements for removal (it eliminates articles 105, 107 to 109 and 112 to 113 of the IGJ's body of rules) and introduces a simplified procedure for the resignation of managers with defined deadlines. The sworn statement of Politically Exposed Person is kept. The text states that it acts 'eliminating duplicate requirements, simplifying the documentation required'. verif · May 13, 2026
In force
In force since 14 May 2026. Article 10 of the resolution reads: «This resolution shall enter into force on the day following its publication in the Official Gazette», and it was published on 13 May 2026. verif · May 14, 2026
Who it affects
Corporations and limited-liability companies, their managers and directors, and the professionals who file before the IGJ. It lowers the cost and time to appoint, remove or register the resignation of a director, and gives greater certainty to third parties that contract with the company. verif · May 13, 2026
The norm
Resolución General 3/2026 of the Inspección General de Justicia (IGJ), issued on May 12, 2026 and published in the Boletín Oficial on May 13, 2026 (notice 341890), in force. It amends the IGJ's body of rules on the registration of company administrators. verif · May 13, 2026

Our reading

Concrete corporate deregulation (R-desregulación): the IGJ prunes duplicate requirements of corporate life (appointment/removal/resignation of managers) and admits electronic signature and domicile, lowering the cost of running a company. It is part of the State-simplification agenda of the Sturzenegger program. A cross-cutting impact on business operations. thesis

Where it lands, province by province

Applies the same nationwide

We looked at this rule from each of the five provinces we track and found no effect that lands differently in any of them: it applies the same across the country.

The other rules on this subject36

Mega-DNU: the regulatory chainsawDecree 70/2023 (DNU-2023-70-APN-PTE)in force
Rentals: freedom of contract returnsDNU 70/2023, art. 249in force
The IGJ digitizes companies' financial statementsIGJ General Res. 9/2026 (RESOG-2026-9-APN-IGJ#MJ), Official Gazette Jul 2, 2026in force
Domestic trade: price-control and intervention rules fallRes. 12/2026 SIC (Official Gazette Jun 9, 2026)in force
Ley Hojarasca: cleanup of the legal framework (still in the Senate)Bill CD-1/26 (half-sanction May 20, 2026)pending
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