Knowledge and ongoing training are essential for developing professional skills and for business growth.

That's why tools that promote training and research within the business and corporate world will empower talent and generate better results in the industry.

In this regard, there are two new financing tools aimed at SMEs and large companies.

The SEPYME Training Tax Credit is a program that allows SMEs to train their management and operational staff and receive a reimbursement of up to 95% of the expenses incurred through a Tax Credit certificate issued by SEPYME. This expense can be applied to the payment of national taxes (Income Tax, Minimum Presumed Income Tax, VAT, Internal Taxes, etc.).

On the other hand, the implementation of the Knowledge Economy Law as a training tool is a key point for companies in the sector to begin to perceive the benefits offered by the promotion regime.

This law establishes tax benefits for the software, biotechnology, aerospace and satellite industries, audiovisual, geological, prospecting, and electronics and communications services industries, professional services export centers, research and development, nanotechnology and nanoscience, and the manufacturing of technology-connected 4.0 goods.

Collaboration between universities and companies is very important for enhancing learning and management. Keeping knowledge up-to-date with market realities is a major challenge facing all organizations. That's why, from the Universidad Austral We have in-company programs that allow organizations to keep their professionals trained.

To create training that adapts to business objectives and market realities, from the Universidad Austral Work is underway on the design and implementation of these programs, accompanied by monitoring and analysis of their impact and results.

We find it very important to integrate the needs of the industry and the trends of the business context so that this project becomes a great opportunity for training and professional development for our community.