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If your business is planning an international expansion, a key consideration is how to setup your operations. And, if your overseas business opens you up to permanent establishment risk, you may to consider establishing an international entity.

But what kind of entity makes sense for your compan Read More

Most startup businesses are faced with the challenge of making the most efficient use of every dollar of their financing. As a result, creative cost-cutting measures are essential to increase available working capital.

For the unwary employer, however, cutting the wrong corners can be financia Read More

With the fastest-growing economy worldwide, consistent
annual growth rates of around 10 percent for the last three decades and the title of largest global exporter of goods, China is an industrial powerhouse that is understandably the aim of many companies considering international expansion. Read More

Watching China’s meteoric rise throughout the last few decades has been fascinating, but recent news about slowing growth begs the question: What’s next for this emerging economy? Read More

Despite notoriously complicated employment law, France remains
a key destination for European expansion. Recent reforms, including simplified corporate tax and research tax credits, are promoting
competitiveness and making the nation even more attractive for companies looking to set up internatio Read More

If you are planning an international expansion, you will likely need to employ expatriates in critical markets to grow your business. Sending an employee abroad; however, creates a host of issues, and tax liability is one of the most complicated. Learn three common ways of managing this risk. Read More

The decision to embark on an international expansion can be both exciting and frightening: seemingly endless growth opportunities exist, but there can be significant risks involved.

If you're not sure where to start, here are 10 tips to keep in mind when thinking about international ex Read More

Recognizing differences in international business practices and differences between cultures throughout the world is part of doing business globally. Here are six things you should be aware of in regards to doing business cross-borders. Read More

Expanding into International is both necessary and positive for every company, including startups, but it has some unique challenges, as I have found out personally, like expected “under the table” payments in dealing with other cultures and bureaucracy. Some companies look at this as a “cost of do Read More