
Company, LLC, holding, residency: everything rests on you being up to date as an individual. And, for many people, the Personal is the only missing piece.
The whole market pushes a company on you on day one. The truth: with an active RUC, you invoice local clients and clients abroad in your own name, and the service export invoice usually comes out IVA-exempt, with the classification settled before the first charge.
And when the volume grows? The app that issues your invoices knows when the EAS starts to pay off, and it warns you. You move up a step when the numbers add up, not when someone wants to sell you something.

The era of paper kept in a drawer is over: permanent admission requires active solvency, and what decides that is your accounting, not your speech.
What Res. 407/2026 asks, in plain terms: anyone who declares a profession, a trade or independent work proves residency with IVA from the last 3 months or IRP from the last year + a certificate of tax compliance, showing activity. And the proof has to match the activity you declared for your temporary residency. That is exactly what the Personal keeps alive: a coherent RUC, filings on time and real activity.
An individual Romper takes on without drama; it's different from a company, which here is only born from scratch.
A dashboard in your language, in the first accounting app built in Paraguay to live 100% online, with your entire ecosystem inside.

You pay for the accounting of you as an individual. Your structures' accounting already lives inside each one's annual plan.
In one sentence: US$ 399 is the accounting for you as an individual. Your company's is never paid separately: it's already in its annual price.
The starting point is always the same: Immigration + Personal Accounting. The rest depends on where your money is born.
You click and sign up. Terms of use on screen. You need the cédula; if you don't have it yet, immigration runs with Romper, at the same counter.
Bring or get the RUC. From another accountant, it migrates clean; from scratch, Romper registers it.
Romper takes on the year. IVA, IRP, alerts and documentation: all in the dashboard, in your language.
Grown? The app tells you. When the EAS starts to pay off, you find out from the account, not from a salesperson.
Better to know now than to find out in the fine, or in the denied permanent residency.
Short answers, on purpose. The design of your case is something the immigration manager covers in the meeting.
An active RUC, IVA and IRP on time and the invoice in your name, for US$ 399/year, in the Romper app.