1985-03-22 | A 608Added · Updated
The Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina extends the deadline for the repatriation of foreign currency from onion exports (N.A.D.E. 07.01.03.01.00) to 90 days from the date of shipment. This extension applies only when the payment is documented via a letter of credit or an irrevocable letter of credit. The regulation applies to financial entities authorized to operate in foreign exchange and foreign exchange brokers.
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BANCO CENTRAL DE LA REPÚBLICA ARGENTINA
COMMUNICATION "A" 608 22/03/85
TO FINANCIAL ENTITIES AUTHORIZED TO OPERATE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE BROKERS:
Ref.: Circular MONETARY REGULATIONS - REMON - 1 - 69
We address you with reference to the provisions made known through Circular COPEX - 1 (Communication "A" 12 of 2.3.81) and complementary ones.
In this regard, we inform you that it has been decided to extend until 90 days from the date of shipment, the deadline for the entry of foreign currency coming from onion exports (N.A.D.E. 07.01.03.01.00), provided that its payment is documented through a letter or irrevocable letter of credit.
We salute you very attentively.
BANCO CENTRAL DE LA REPÚBLICA ARGENTINA
Oraldo N. Fernández
Manager of
Foreign Exchange and Changes
Antonio E. Conde
Main Manager c/f Deputy General Manager
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