If you’re a business based outside the U.S. and looking to expand into that market, you’ll need to incorporate your business in a particular U.S. state. Delaware is one of the most desirable U.S. locations for both foreign and domestic businesses to incorporate. This post provides some details about the state’s advantages, and explains why your business needs to consider incorporating in Delaware without assuming it’s the best option.
Canada's vibrant and growing economy, highly educated workforce, infrastructure and proximity and cultural connections to the US, Asia and Europe make Canada a highly desirable location for expanding your operations abroad. The Canadian government has several free trade agreements and favorable domestic immigration laws designed to facilitate foreign trade and investment, as well as R&D tax credits and innovation funding incentives.
Today’s global market opportunities require a new focus on aligning the financial operations of your business and the human resources considerations necessary to achieve your international business objectives.
Effective January 1, 2017 Brazilian and foreign companies are required to identify the “Final Beneficiaries” of corporate registrations.
In this week's Global Glance, we look at a daily fantasy sports leader expanding globally, Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders on corporate inversions, and Istanbul’s alley cats.
U.S. companies considering international expansion may want to look due north. The recently released annual Forbes Best Countries for Business report found Canada to be the best environment for businesses worldwide.
By Guilherme Cruz, In-Country Expert on Brazil
Did you know that more than a third of Fortune 500 companies directly invest in Brazil? With the world’s seventh-largest economy, an average GDP growth rate of more than 5 percent annually and the 11th largest export market for U.S. goods, it’s no surprise that companies planning an international expansion have the Latin American powerhouse in their crosshairs.