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Your team in Argentina. Without opening a local entity.

We hire and administer your team in Argentina. You set tasks and direct the work; we manage contracts, payroll and employment administration.

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What EOR means

We employ. You direct.

Under the Employer of Record (EOR) model, éxodo is the legal employer of your team in Argentina. We manage employment contracts, payroll, contributions and insurance.

Your company decides whom to bring on, their tasks and their goals. Before starting, we agree on responsibilities, costs and the documentation you will receive.

Your company
→→
éxodo (EOR)
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Your team
Day-to-day direction
Legal employer
Works for you
Who handles what

Clear from day one.

éxodo handles it○

Legal hiring

Registration with the tax authority, an employment contract under the applicable collective agreement, union registration, workers' compensation and health coverage. All in order from day one.

éxodo handles it◇

Payroll and contributions

Salary runs, social security contributions, the statutory 13th salary, vacation pay and monthly payroll filings. On time, every month.

éxodo handles it△

Employment administration

Compliance with the Labor Contract Law, collective agreements, union rules and provincial regulations. Continuously audited.

éxodo handles it⬡

Insurance and workers' comp

Active workers' compensation cover, the mandatory life insurance, and handling of workplace accidents and occupational illness.

You handle it□

Directing the team

You set the tasks, the goals, the hours and the priorities. Your team works under your direction, as if it were your own.

We do it together◎

Growth

We plan hiring and team changes with you. Before proceeding, we review the terms, timing and costs of each case.

What you stop doing

You lead. We administer.

Monthly management covers contracts, payroll, contributions and documentation. You have a team to consult and a breakdown of what is managed.

No 01

No hiring

We sign the employment contract. Your team starts working under your direction from day one.

No 02

No payroll

Salaries, contributions, the 13th salary, vacation and leave are all managed here. You get a single monthly report.

No 03

No filings

Payroll tax returns, statutory declarations, labor books, union filings. All the paperwork is on us.

No 04

No dealing with agencies

Before the tax authority, the social security administration, the workers' comp insurer and the union, we are the visible party and the one answering for the relationship. Every month we hand you the documentary evidence required by article 30 of the Labor Contract Law.

No 05

No registration paperwork

We coordinate documentation and onboarding steps. We agree the start date with you and the person joining.

No 06

No structure to build

No local entity to open, no HR department to build, no law firms to retain. It all comes included.

Why here

Why hire in Argentina
and not somewhere cheaper.

If the only variable were the rate, this would be an easy decision and it would not be Argentina. These are the other three.

01 — Hours

They work when you work

Buenos Aires is UTC−3 all year and does not observe daylight saving, which puts it one to two hours ahead of New York. A 9-to-6 day here overlaps seven to eight hours with a US East Coast day: your people and ours are online together, every day.

02 — English

First in the region

Argentina ranks first in Latin America and 26th worldwide for English proficiency, at 575 against a global average of 488. In accounting and finance the score is 569, and Buenos Aires is the highest-scoring city in the region.

03 — Depth

A market that can absorb you

Free public universities feed a professional workforce well beyond what the country's size suggests. Knowledge services are Argentina's third-largest export sector: USD 10.1 billion a year, 285,000+ formal jobs. Hiring one person here does not exhaust the bench.

English proficiency: EF English Proficiency Index 2025. Knowledge-services exports and employment: Argencon, June 2026, covering April 2025 to March 2026.

Legal framework

What changed in 2026.

The labor reform wrote this model into the law. Here is what changes for you.

Law 27,802 on Labor Modernization (published 6 March 2026) amended 38 statutes. For this service, what matters is article 29 of the Labor Contract Law:

Workers shall be considered direct employees of whoever registers the employment relationship, notwithstanding that they were hired with a view to using their services or to providing them to third-party companies.Unofficial translation. The binding text is the Spanish original published in the Official Gazette.

Previously, the employer was whoever used the services. Now it is whoever registers them. This is the first time Argentine law expressly contemplates hiring someone in order to provide them to a third party, and the previous wording branding the arrangement as fraud was removed.

Also: a narrower severance base, repeal of the penalties under laws 24,013, 25,323 and 25,345, court interest capped at inflation plus 3%, legal fees capped at 25% of the judgment, and a probation period of 6 to 12 months depending on company size.

The reform was suspended by an injunction between 30 March and 23 April 2026. The Court of Appeals overturned it, the Supreme Court rejected the direct appeal, and on 8 July 2026 the dismissal became final. It is now fully in force.

Currency and exchange rate

Neither of us bets on the exchange rate for the other.

How we invoice, in which currency, and why we do it this way.

The labor cost is invoiced in pesos, converted at the wholesale exchange rate on the payment date. The management fee is expressed in dollars. The currency conversion percentage depends on team size and is shown in the pricing table.

We do it this way because between January and July 2026 the Argentine labor cost measured in dollars rose 16.8% — inflation accumulated 19.3% against a 2.2% devaluation. A contract priced fixed in dollars passes that mismatch to someone: either the provider absorbs it and ends up cutting the service, or it resurfaces in a renegotiation six months later.

Estimate your cost

What does a team in Argentina cost?

Here is an approximate calculation, with nothing dressed up. With or without éxodo, the labor cost in Argentina is much the same. What changes is who administers it and who takes on the employer role.

Monthly gross salary — example: mid-level analystUSD 2,500
Number of people5
Type of work
Small or mid-sized company?
Months

Enter the months before onboarding. The example applies the same prior service to each team member; different service periods are quoted individually. Leave zero for new hires.

Approximate cost in Argentina
USD 0
per month · 5 people
Your cost with éxodo
USD 0
per month · all included
Labor cost per person — monthly breakdown
Gross salary100%USD 0
Employer contributions (pension, health, family allowances, employment fund)18,00%USD 0
Employer health fund contribution6,00%USD 0
Workers' compensation insurance2,25%USD 0
Fixed amounts — training fund and mandatory life insurance0,08%USD 0
FAL — Labor Assistance Fund (deducted from contributions, not added on top)0,00%USD 0
Monthly cash costUSD 0
+26.33% cash
Provisions and monthly fund
Accrued 13th salary8,75%USD 0
Social contributions on the 13th salary2,30%USD 0
Vacation premium and its contributions (article 155, Labor Contract Law)0,98%USD 0
Employment termination fund (estimated monthly service contribution)10,90%USD 0
Total accrued labor costUSD 0
+49.26% over gross

How the cost is made up. Alongside salary and monthly contributions, we include provisions for the 13th salary and vacation pay, plus the service’s employment termination fund. This fund is charged monthly to cover severance accruing after onboarding. It is not charged again in the initial reserve and is separate from the FAL.

Total for your team
Labor cost × 5 peopleUSD 0
Approximate monthly totalUSD 0

This is the approximate cost of your team in Argentina, whether you administer it or we do. The salary is only part of it.

Assumptions: a services employer below the medium-company threshold (18% contributions under Decree 814/01; above it, 20.40%), office work, staff outside collective agreements and 15% annual involuntary turnover. The actual figure depends on classification, province and the applicable collective agreement, and is quoted per role.

Monthly total with éxodo
USD 0
for 5 people · all included
Team's labor costUSD 0
éxodo fee (USD 250 floor or 8% of total labor cost, whichever is higher)USD 0
Currency conversion 1,50%USD 0

The fee and currency conversion are calculated on labor cost excluding the employment termination fund.

To get started — how the money works
First month prepaidUSD 0
Base reserve — two months of labor costUSD 0
Additional amount for recognized prior serviceUSD 0
Indicative initial totalUSD 0
At the start, you pay one month in advance and a reserve of two months of labor cost, plus severance for recognized prior service. For a new hire, that additional amount is zero. The reserve excludes éxodo’s fee, currency conversion and the monthly employment termination fund.
The reserve is recalculated when salaries or headcount change, with quarterly reviews. It does not increase with service accrued after onboarding: that severance is covered by the monthly fund.
When the relationship ends, the employment termination fund and reserve are applied to final settlements. The balance is returned within timeframes based on the type of departure and the agreed terms.
The additional amount is estimated using gross salary: one month’s salary for each prior year or remaining fraction greater than three months, with a minimum of one salary where prior service is recognized. It does not apply collective-agreement caps or add notice pay or month-end pay. The final amount is set in the Service Order.

The fee covers full administration of the employment relationship and the backing of the employer role. It is approximate and open to discussion based on volume, profile and duration.

What your payment includes
Operations
Payroll and contributions
Monthly salaries, the 13th salary, vacation pay, payroll tax returns and every mandatory filing.
Legal
Regulatory compliance
Collective agreements, workers' compensation, unions, registrations and terminations with the authorities. We manage the relationship and give you the documentary evidence to prove the verification required by article 30 of the Labor Contract Law.
Coverage
Policies and backing
Active workers' compensation, insurance and representation in the event of a contingency. We take it on as the formal employer.
Provisions
13th salary and vacation
Provisioned month by month so they do not hit your cash flow when they fall due.
Speed
Onboarding in 3 to 7 days
From accepted offer to the employee's first day. With no structure needed on your side.
Scale
Scale up and down
Team changes adjust the fee and reserve. Salary changes also update the reserve, with quarterly reviews.

All included in the monthly fee. The price is discussed according to your team profile and volume.

Indicative simulation in USD: this is neither a quote nor an employment settlement. Amounts, percentages, advance payments, reserves and refund periods are estimates, confirmed in the proposal and contract for each case. Workers’ compensation coverage, employment classification, recognized prior service and team conditions may affect the calculation. For a proposal, let's set up a call.

Pricing structure

The fee, with no fine print.

We charge the minimum fee or the percentage of labor cost excluding the employment termination fund, whichever is higher. Currency conversion uses the same base. The fund is invoiced as a separate component of the monthly total.

HeadcountFloor USD/month% of labor costConversion
1 – 52508,0%1,5%
6 – 152257,0%1,5%
16 – 302006,0%1,25%
More than 301805,0%1,0%

Written quote within 48 hours. Tell us the role and the gross salary and we will send you one page with that position's fully loaded labor cost, the collective agreement we would apply and why, the workers' compensation rate, the fee and the exchange rate. No meeting required first. Cancellation with 60 days' notice.

The process

From signature to the first day of work.

01
Proposal
We define the profile, the fee and the terms. No fine print.
02
Legal registration
We prepare the contract and required registrations. We confirm documentation and the start date before proceeding.
03
Onboarding
The person joins your team and receives your priorities. We support the administrative side.
04
Operations
We manage payroll, contributions and the monthly report. Your team keeps its direction of work.
05
Scaling
We plan hiring and changes, with agreed timelines and costs.

Your team works under your direction. We take care of hiring and administration.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Employer of Record.

What exactly is an Employer of Record (EOR)?
It is a model in which éxodo bpo acts as the worker's legal employer in Argentina, while your organization keeps operational and functional control. We take on labor, social security and tax compliance; you direct the day-to-day work.
How is the service billed?
The service is paid monthly in advance. At the start, you pay the first month and a reserve of two months of labor cost, plus severance for recognized prior service, where applicable. The reserve excludes éxodo’s fee, currency conversion and the fund charged monthly for employment termination. It is recalculated for salary or team changes, with quarterly reviews; it does not increase with service accrued after onboarding. These are indicative terms, confirmed in the proposal and contract.
What is the FAL that appears in the calculation?
The Labor Assistance Fund was created by Law 27,802 on Labor Modernization and regulated by Decree 408/2026: it applies from 1 November 2026. The rate is 2.5% for small and mid-sized companies and 1% for large ones. It does not increase the labor cost: the contribution is deducted from the employer contributions already being paid and credited to an individual account earmarked for funding severance. Since éxodo is the formal employer, we administer it and you do not have to manage it.
What does the monthly fee include?
The entire administration of the employment relationship: payroll, contributions, mandatory filings, active insurance policies, ongoing support and representation before the authorities. It is what covers the employer role and the risk inherent in taking it on. The price adjusts to the team profile, the volume and the duration.
How does this differ from traditional staffing or a consultancy?
EOR is designed for companies that want to bring on talent in Argentina without opening a local legal entity, or that would rather outsource the labor complexity. Unlike staffing, the relationship with the worker is stable and oriented to permanent roles.
What responsibilities do you take on?
Payroll, social security contributions, workers' compensation, health fund, withholdings, filing of labor returns, management of vacation and leave, and all regulatory compliance before the tax authority, the social security administration and unions where applicable.
Can you manage staff anywhere in the country?
Yes. We operate with staff in any Argentine jurisdiction. We handle the provincial specifics —turnover taxes, regional agreements, local regimes— without you having to deal with them.
How does someone join the team?
We coordinate the offer, the registration with the required documentation, enrollment with the authorities, equipment where applicable, and support through the first days. The usual time between accepted offer and effective registration is 3 to 7 business days.
And if I want to end the service?
The indicative arrangement provides for 60 days’ notice. At termination, the employment termination fund and reserve are applied to final settlements and the balance is returned within timeframes based on the type of departure. Specific terms and timeframes are agreed in the contract for each case.

Hiring in Argentina without a local entity?

Tell us which roles you need and how the team will work. We review scope and costs with you.

Tell us about the team you need