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Starting up in a new country always involves striking the correct balance between cost and risk. Companies may incur losses or face unanticipated costs, if the start up period of a business in a new country is unexpectedly prolonged. Mistakes in the choice of the legal entity could mean serious tax and other liabilities for the parent company, while inadequate employment contracts could expose them to avoidable risks. Another critical concern is stock options, which if not planned, often result in unexpected financial consequences. These issues are independent and need to be considered in unison before decisions are made on how to hire and set up in a new country. We help clients understand the full scope and ramifications of the decisions they make.
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A Subsidiary is an independent legal entity, which can hold local employees engaged in core functions of the parent company such as sales, customer support ...

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A Branch allows local-country registration of a foreign company, which can then use the new company to carry our core business activities in the local country...
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A Representation Office (RO) is also known as a Place of Business (PoB), a Liaison Office or a Bureau De Liaison (BdL). It is an effective device for...

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If a company fails to register with all relevant local regulators, it can incur penalties and interest charges. In some situations, for example ....

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Mishandled Stock Options/ESPP in rising markets can create huge exposures for companies operating overseas. Some countries have Stock Option/ESPP ...

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It is very important for your foreign subsidiary to be remunerated by other group companies on an arm’s length basis. A company needs ...

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When a company hires staff abroad, it needs to be from the very beginning, compliant with local employment law. Entering a foreign market as an informed ...

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You may be planning to send an expat to join an existing operation or to establish a new operation overseas. This is a stressful time for the expat...

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Nair & Co.’s treasury team runs a “virtual bank” that connects into the banking system of Lloyds TSB Bank in the U.K. By centralizing a company’s...

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| Nair & Co. operates in 40+ countries with currently over 700 operations globally. Our offices are located in the U.K., India, China, U.S., Japan, and Singapore. For our global offices directory, please visit Global Offices area. |
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+44 (0) 117.929.9661 |
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+1 408. 515.6887 |
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+1 239. 948.9820 |
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