Popular Business Misconceptions Cost You Money!
Faulty information costs you money! Which of these
popular business misconceptions do you believe?
Faulty information costs you money! Which of these
popular business misconceptions do you believe?
This article takes some of the mystery of the offshore incorporation process. It brings you a summary of the different stages which the incorporator goes through when setting up an offshore company.
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There are many advantages to incorporating your company offshore. Take a look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of offshore company formation.
China is a traditional as well as a modern country that is attracting millions of visitors each year. Majority of them come to China on business when others come as tourists. When you want to visit China and mingle with local people it will be easy if you learn Chinese before visiting China.
Why is Seychelles Offshore Company Formation easy to do? And where is Seychelles?
Foreign companies that want to have a business presence in Singapore can setup a Singapore branch office that is treated as an extension of its parent company. With this arrangement, the head office has a direct liability for all the activities of its Singapore branch office. This business formation is considered as a non-resident entity which means that it is not eligible for any tax benefits and exemptions which are typically enjoyed by local companies in Singapore.
With a reputation for “getting things done” and being the world leader in foreign trade and investment, it is certain that Singapore has a backbone of infrastructure, policy and culture by which businesses can prosper. Singapore is not only the easiest place to do business in the world (according to Doing Business 2009 Report) but it is also the most competitive country in Asia (according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report).