Noticias y Publicaciones

  • BCP Resolution No. 1/2025: The New Transparency Framework for Financial Entities

    Resolution No. 1/2025 of the Central Bank of Paraguay establishes a new transparency framework for the collection of fees, expenses, and penalties in the financial sector. The rule requires that every charge correspond to a real and demonstrable service, prohibits fees for essential services, and introduces a system of authorized denominations. Furthermore, it imposes prior…

  • Resolución N° 1/2025 del BCP: El Nuevo Marco de Transparencia para Entidades Financieras

    La Resolución N° 1/2025 del Banco Central del Paraguay establece un nuevo marco de transparencia para el cobro de comisiones, gastos y penalidades en el sector financiero. La norma exige que todo cargo corresponda a un servicio real y demostrable, prohíbe cobrar por prestaciones esenciales e introduce un sistema de denominaciones autorizadas. Además, impone la…

  • Law No. 7.534/2025: Implications of the Unification of Maternity Leave for Employers

    Law No. 7,534/2025 unifies the maternity leave regime in Paraguay, extending it to all public and private sectors. It establishes a single standard of eighteen weeks, with extensions in cases of premature births, multiple pregnancies, or special conditions of the newborn. The subsidy will be fully covered by the Social Security Institute, and companies must…

  • Ley N° 7.534/2025: Implicancias de la Unificación del Permiso de Maternidad para Empleadores

    La Ley N° 7.534/2025 unifica el régimen del permiso de maternidad en Paraguay, extendiéndolo a todos los sectores públicos y privados. Establece un estándar único de dieciocho semanas, con ampliaciones en casos de partos prematuros, embarazos múltiples o condiciones especiales del recién nacido. El subsidio será cubierto íntegramente por el Instituto de Previsión Social, y…

  • Resolution No. 1.052/2025: The Foreign Investor Certificate and its Link to Business Plan Execution

    Resolution No. 1.052/2025 of the Ministry of Industry and Commerce redefines the procedure for obtaining the Foreign Investor Certificate through SUACE. The regulation directly links permanent residency to the effective execution of a business plan, requiring a minimum investment of USD 70,000 and the creation of five jobs. With technical controls and monthly oversight, the…

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