The legislation of developing countries, as a rule, is aimed at attracting foreign investment. However, laws and business traditions often contain their "pitfalls". We talk about life hacks that will help you swim through these stones and not run aground.
In Kazakhstan, business development options based on franchising are now becoming more and more popular. There are hundreds of franchises, under agreements on which rights of various sizes of significance are transferred.
The capacity of the corporate market in Russia has noticeably decreased. Startups selling digital solutions in the B2B segment should take a closer look at foreign countries. How to start scaling your business abroad, says Dmitry Makhlin, HRlink Development Director.
REVERA law group went through the entire process of registering a company for one of the clients in Dubai: from choosing a free zone to obtaining a certificate of incorporation. Anastasia Akulich, senior lawyer of the company, spoke about what steps need to be taken and what difficulties will have to be faced.
It does not take much time to register a business in Mongolia. The country has a wide range of promising activities: light industry, insurance, real estate privatization, IT technologies and much more.
What is the difference between the legislation in the field of franchising in Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan? What set of rights is or is not considered a franchise in different countries? Nadezhda Grabovskaya, the lawyer of the Zavod Franchise company, the editor of the Lawyer magazine, talks about these and other nuances.
One of the most promising and developing countries in the Middle East is Iran. Registering a company in Iran can provide a number of advantages to foreign investors.
If you are thinking about entering the international market of the African continent, then Algeria is one of the countries where there are many advantages for starting a business.
Vietnam is an attractive business destination with a growing economy, young population and low labor costs. Want to start a business in Vietnam but don't know what to prepare for? This guide will help you navigate your new market.
Kirill Onopriychuk, ex-director of the Moscow office of the Chinese accelerator Techcode and the Startup Grind branch, the largest community of entrepreneurs in the world, partner of the BonoPartner agency in bringing companies to the markets of Latin America, spoke about his experience of localizing startups in Brazil.
Once the domestic market has been mastered, entering foreign markets is a natural growth step for many successful companies. How do you plan to expand your business overseas to be just as successful? An effective technique is to draw up an internationalization plan.
Going to foreign countries, Russian business gets acquainted with unusual tax requirements, restrictions of the banking system and the nuances of working with VAT. Anastasia Shcherbinina, founder of the outsourcing company My Business Corporation, explains what companies planning to work in other countries should pay attention to.
Cuba has been making great efforts in recent years to improve the investment climate and attract foreign capital to the country. To date, the jurisdiction of Cuba has become low-tax and loyal to non-residents. From this jurisdiction it is convenient to conduct international business and interact with foreign partners.