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RUSSIA: BUSINESS REGISTRATION Excerpts from Country Commercial Guide of the Russian Federation, FY 2000 U.S. Commercial Office, Moscow A. FORMS OF BUSINESS/ REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS Registration of foreign businesses in Russia is regulated by the 1991 Law on Foreign Investment, as well as the Civil Code and other legal acts. Branch offices and accredited representative offices are both legally distinct from full-fledged Russian corporations, which may be established by foreign firms in Russia either as joint-stock companies with partial Russian ownership, or as wholly-owned subsidiaries of the foreign firm. Foreign ownership can legally be as high as 100 percent, except in certain sectors where foreign stakes are restricted by law (e.g., as defense-related enterprises, where foreign ownership cannot exceed 25 percent). Branch Offices: Branches are not considered independent legal entities, and cannot make a profit in Russia. Branches of U.S. companies can negotiate or market on behalf of American firms based outside Russia, providing business support or promotion services to the parent company in the U.S., but cannot turn a profit in Russia. Setting up a branch may be worthwhile if a foreign company has just begun pursuing business in Russia and is in the process of exploring opportunities and making initial contacts in the market. Many large U.S. firms now active here originally began their Russian operations as locally established branches. Keep in mind that the term “branch” under Russian law refers to a specific type of corporate structure. U.S. firms should not use the term “branch" with registration authorities if the purpose is in fact to register as a full-fledged company.

83. PhilippineBusiness.com.ph: Guide To Doing Business: The Philippines - A Profile as orders issued by the three branches of the Congress is set to enact laws to address Internet the highest numbers of Masters in business Administration (MBA http://www.philippinebusiness.com.ph/guide/prc00.htm

Published by The Philippines - A Profile Strategic location, skilled and highly trainable human resources, a stable democratic government and vibrant free enterprise economy make the Philippines an attractive investment destination Investor considerations Geography and climate History and Leadership The political system and administrative structure ... Hints for the business visitor Source: "How to Invest in the Philippines" by PricewaterhouseCoopers Philippines (printed with permission from author) Investor considerations The Philippines, with its strategic location, is a gateway to the huge Asian market. Its considerable attractions as an investment destination include: A pool of English-speaking people who are highly trainable. Their capabilities and merits as blue-collar workers, technicians, professionals and manager have been confirmed in postings with resident foreign firms and with overseas contractors. A large potential market for consumer goods on account of its fast-growing population. Its ASEAN affiliation provides further opportunities for access to the large ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA).

84. Ministry Of The Attorney General - Legal Services Division file management system for Legal Services (Crown law OfficeCivil Constitutional law), Crown law Office-Criminal and Policy Branch (business, Policy http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/about/legserv/

central site feedback search sitemap ... DEMOCRATIC RENEWAL Location: Home What We Do Legal Services Division Services Office of the Attorney General access: defence Articling Opportunities Child Support ... Victims and Witnesses Legal Services Division The Legal Services Division comprises: The Legal Services program which is responsible for the provision of civil legal advice and services to Ministries and certain Agencies, Boards and Commissions of the Ontario government. It includes the Constitutional Law Branch, Crown Law Office - Civil, Seconded Legal Services branches across government; The Law Library which provides circulation, reference and inter-library loan services to Ministry employees and maintains a collection of legal texts, journals, reporters and legislation to support the information needs of the Ministry; Central Registry Dispute Resolution Office which serves as a central government resource and provides advice on Dispute Resolution (DR) programs, policies and legislation to ministries as well as agencies, boards and commissions. Assistant Deputy Attorney General's (ADAG) Office Constitutional Law Branch Crown Law Office - Civil Seconded Legal Services Branch ... Privacy Last Updated: 12/20/2002 5:56:58 PM This Web site has been created as a public service by the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General. Every reasonable effort has been made to ensure that the information presented is current and accurate. However, users of this site should verify the information before making decisions or acting upon it. The Ministry of the Attorney General does not provide legal advice to the public.

85. THE COUNTRY AT A GLANCE What follows is the Table of Contents for a detailed Doing business guide prepared by the law firm Goodrich, Riquelme and Associates. http://www.mexico-trade.com/table.html

Mexico Business Opportunities And Legal Framework What follows is the Table of Contents for a detailed "Doing Business" guide prepared by the law firm Goodrich, Riquelme and Associates T his guide has been written for those business people who believe that, above all, there are profitable opportunities for their companies in Mexico. Business people familiar with doing business outside of their home country know that preparation and planning for entry into international markets is essential. This guide will alert those who approach the Mexican market, and their legal counsel, to the existing legal and regulatory framework. A lthough the guide is accurate at the time of its completion, June 30, 1995, it is important to bear in mind that reforms to the legal and regulatory systems are on-going and, thus, users of this guide are urged to ensure that regulations are current and, therefore at the time of decision making, to obtain competent legal advice. T he structure of this document followed a general outline of the main Section headings prepared for Lex Mundi for "Doing Business" Guides, which has been, as of this date, used by more than 50 member law firms and supplemented by Sections XIX through Conclusion added by the Editor. Click on one of the following links to access more detailed information for that topic heading.

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Student Guide International Business Law: Text, Cases, and Readings Second Edition By Ray August Chapter 5 FOREIGN INVESTMENT Chapter Summary Words and Phrases Practice Questions Answer Key for Practice Questions Chapter Summary A. INVESTMENT LAWS AND CODES Foreign investment regulations are enacted to create a legal framework that will attract and put foreign capital to work. Investment Policy Generally, the underlying purposes of foreign investment regulations include: (a) promoting local productivity and technological development, (b) encouraging local participation, and (c) minimizing foreign competition in economic areas already well served by local businesses. Countries commonly fall into three groups in the way they attempt to obtain these goals. One group encourages investments through incentives and minimal regulation. Another uses investment incentives, but also requires "local participation quotas." Still another has a policy of mandatory local participation. Screening Investment Applications Most countries require foreign investors to register with the government, and obtain government approval of their proposed venture.

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90. Republican Decree Of The Law No The RegulationThe executive regulation for this law. The foreign Each trading house, bureau established to practice the Company branch business in the http://www.most.org.ye/republican_decree_of_the_law_no.htm

Not official translation - legal text is in Arabic) Law No. “23” for the year 1997 regarding arrangement of the agencies and companies branches and foreign houses. (see the amended of this law) On the name people The Republic President And according to the approval of parliament We issue the following law: Section one The definitions Article (1): Article (2): The following phrases should mean the definitions against them unless otherwise they mean other definitions according to the context of the text: The Republic: Yemen Republic The Ministry: The Minister: The Regulation:The executive regulation for this law. Companies: or it has got head quarter abroad. The foreign Each trading house, bureau established to practice the Company branch: business in the Republic for the name and account of the company or foreign house. The agency of Each contract authorized accordingly accompany, the company or foreign house co., corporation, enterprise and foreign house’s: establishing trading house or has existing head quarter in the Republic for either entitlement for sale, disposal of products or undertaking the company and foreign house activities or their obtaining of contracting supplying contracts, the exhibition of contracting activities either he is an agent commission or free agent either he is sole agent for either company or foreign house or if he is branch agent in specific area or he is an agent for either specific product or he undertake the activities with other agents. Representative:

91. LK Shields - Website It is likely most places of business established in including private companies, operating a branch in Ireland Related Practice Areas Company law and Company http://www.lkshields.ie/htmdocs/investing/inv003.htm

Irish Corporate Vehicles Partnerships Branches of Overseas Enterprises Registration of Business Names ... Investing in Ireland Branches of Overseas Enterprises An overseas enterprise promoting an undertaking in Ireland may choose to conduct business through a branch rather than establishing an Irish company. Depending on whether the overseas enterprise operates in Ireland through a "place of business" or a "branch", the regulations applying to it differ. Establishing a "Place of Business" A body incorporated outside Ireland and which establishes a "place of business" in Ireland, must be registered under Part XI of the Companies Act, 1963, within one month of the establishment of a place of business in Ireland. The Companies Acts require that any foreign enterprise establishing a place of business within Ireland must, within one month of such establishment, deliver to the Companies Registration Office, the following:- A copy (and if not in English, a certified English translation) of its charter, statutes, memorandum or other constituting document certified to be correct either by the government official who has custody of the original or by a notary public or by an officer of the company in the presence of a notary;

92. Business - Encyclopedia Article About Business. Free Access, No Registration Nee Commercial law or business law is the body of law which governs business and commerce and is often considered to be a branch of civil law and deals both with http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Business

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Business Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Historically, the term business referred to activities or interests. By extension the word became (as recently as the 18th century (17th century - 18th century - 19th century - more centuries) Purely as a means of recording the passage of time, the 18th Century was that century which lasted from 1701-1800; however, historians will sometimes specifically refer to the 18th Century as 1715-89; which denotes the period of time between the death of King Louis XIV and the start of the French Revolution. In Europe, Click the link for more information. ) synonymous with "an individual commercial Commerce is the exchange of something of value between two entities. That "something" may be goods, services, information, money, or anything else the two entities consider to have value. Commerce is the central mechanism from which capitalism is derived. See also: Business Industry Electronic commerce Wholesaler Retailer Manufacturer Commerce is also the name of some places in the United States of America: Commerce, Georgia

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94. FRB: Federal Reserve Act: Section 25 branch may exercise under other provisions of law, may authorize such a foreign branch, subject to with the transaction of the business of banking in http://www.federalreserve.gov/GeneralInfo/fract/sect25.htm

FEDERAL RESERVE ACT SECTION 25—Foreign Branches 1. Capital and Surplus Required to Exercise Powers Any national banking association possessing a capital and surplus of $1,000,000 or more may file application with the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System for permission to exercise, upon such conditions and under such regulations as may be prescribed by the said board, the following powers: [12 USC 601. As amended by act of Sept. 7, 1916 (39 Stat. 755), which completely revised this section, and by act of July 1, 1966 (80 Stat. 241).] 2. Establishment of Foreign Branches First. To establish branches in foreign countries or dependencies or insular possessions of the United States for the furtherance of the foreign commerce of the United States, and to act if required to do so as fiscal agents of the United States. [12 USC 601. As amended by act of Sept. 7, 1916 (39 Stat. 755), which completely revised this section.] 3. Purchase of Stock in Corporations Engaged in Foreign Banking Second. To invest an amount not exceeding in the aggregate ten per centum of its paid-in capital stock and surplus in the stock of one or more banks or corporations chartered or incorporated under the laws of the United States or of any State thereof, and principally engaged in international or foreign banking, or banking in a dependency or insular possession of the United States either directly or through the agency, ownership, or control of local institutions in foreign countries, or in such dependencies or insular possessions.

95. Contacting The Congress: Miscellaneous Internet Resources Related To The Federal of business A searchable daily calendar of House business provided by Judicial Branch US Supreme Court are available online, thanks to Cornell s law School. http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/misc.html

Find Who Represents You In Congress Email your Members of Congress Power Search Congressional Schedule ... Downloads Latest Update to Contact Information: June 2, 2004 Miscellaneous Internet Resources Related to the Federal Government This page lists lots of Internet-based resources for getting information on Congress and the rest of the Federal Government. This is just a quick summary of those resources. The Federal Government maintains a site called FirstGov which is supposed to help citizens navigate the huge number of government web sites. I highly suggest you start your search there if this page doesn't contain what you are looking for. This page is divided into the following sections: Sites related to the U.S. Senate Senate Committees Senate Leadership Senate Schedule and Activities ... Miscellaneous but Interesting Sites Related To Federal Politics The United States Senate The United States Senate has members which are elected to six year terms by voters from the entire state. There are two Senators per state. In any given election year, roughly one third of Senators are up for re-election. The following services on the Internet are related to the Senate:

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Research Services Fine Arts General Reference Government Documents Kirstein Business Branch ... Electronic Databases Business Websites by Subject General Information Floor by Floor Periodicals Bibliographies and Guides ... Special Collections Other Services Booklists for Adults Booklists for Kids Booklists for Teens Interlibrary Loan ... Teen Lounge Quick Feature Finder 24x7 Reference Help Booklists - Adults Booklists - Teens Booklists - Children Calendar of Events Catalogs City of Boston Directions Electronic Books Genealogy Government Documents Hours and Addresses Internet Resources Job Opportunities Kids' Page Library Cards Library History Literacy Services Museum Pass Program My Account Online Tutoring Printing Tips Publications Request books Restaurants Sargent Project Search Our Resources Search Our Website Special Collections Sports Temples of Boston Store Support the Library Tax Information Teen Lounge Wireless Internet Boston Public Library Selected Business Websites by Subject Kirstein Business Branch 20 City Hall Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02108

97. BPL - Quick Reference Links Calendars at the the Kirstein business Branch have chosen International business Trade info., economic summaries law Attorneys, bankruptcies, laws regulations, more http://www.bpl.org/electronic/business.htm

Electronic Resources Internet Links Search all subjects Biography Books Business Career Children Community Resources Consumer ... Weather Related Links Databases by Subject Databases Alphabetically BPL Big Dig FAQs ... BPL Big Dig Quick Feature Finder 24x7 Reference Help Booklists - Adults Booklists - Teens Booklists - Children Calendar of Events Catalogs City of Boston Directions Electronic Books Genealogy Government Documents Hours and Addresses Internet Resources Job Opportunities Kids' Page Library Cards Library History Literacy Services Museum Pass Program My Account Online Tutoring Printing Tips Publications Request books Restaurants Sargent Project Search Our Resources Search Our Website Special Collections Sports Temples of Boston Store Support the Library Tax Information Teen Lounge Wireless Internet Boston Public Library Business and Finance Electronic Resources Kirstein Business Branch Social Sciences Department and, Government Documents Department Further resources may be found on the Electronic Resources web page Mass Answers 24/7 chat reference e-mail or by calling 617-523-0860 (Kirstein Business Branch) or 617-536-5400 (Boston Public Library Copley Square). The staff at the the Kirstein Business Branch have chosen useful business web sites and organized them by subject.

98. New Hampshire Law Library the State Library to the Judicial Branch, under the Bar Association and from the National business Institute research from being rendered by the law Library on http://www.courts.state.nh.us/lawlibrary/

New Hampshire Law Library Judicial Branch Home Administrative Office of the Courts Supreme Court Superior Court ... FAQs General Information LOCATION OF THE LAW LIBRARY: Supreme Court Building One Noble Drive Concord, New Hampshire 03301 HOURS: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. - Monday through Friday. Closed all court holidays.+ TELEPHONE: (603) 271 - 3777 FAX: (603) 271 - 2168 The New Hampshire Law Library is the only public law library in the state. Its mission is to advance the administration of justice by providing legal information and related services to the judicial, legislative, and executive branches of government, the legal communities of New Hampshire, and the people of the state. History In 1716, a collection of law books belonging to the provincial government formed the first state library collection. After the State House was built in 1816, a room was set aside for the library. For a time, the Secretary of State also served as the State Librarian. In 1895, a separate building was constructed to house the State Library and the New Hampshire Supreme Court. In1943, the State Library separated out its legal materials and created a Law Division of the State Library. It served as the law library for many years. In 1970, the current Supreme Court building was constructed, and the Law Division of the State Library moved, along with the New Hampshire Supreme Court, to the Supreme Court building.

99. Texas House Of Representatives ranking officer of the executive branch of government and is researched to determine what state law needs to on the regular order of business for consideration http://www.house.state.tx.us/resources/bill2law.htm

Additional Resources More Detailed Information on the Steps in the Legislative Process How a Bill Becomes a Law (An HRO Focus Report) Resources Download HRO's Focus Report How A Bill Becomes A Law The Legislative Branch of Government The Texas Constitution divides state government into three separate but equal branches: the executive branch, headed by the governor; the judicial branch, which consists of the Texas Supreme Court and all state courts; and the legislative branch, headed by the Texas Legislature, which includes the 150 members of the house of representatives and the 31 members of the state senate. Members of the house of representatives are elected to two-year terms and represent districts of about 113,000 people each. Senators serve four-year terms and serve about 550,000 people each. The legislature meets every odd-numbered year to write new laws and to find solutions to the problems facing the state. This meeting time, which begins on the second Tuesday in January and lasts 140 days, is called the regular session. The governor can direct the legislature to meet at other times also. These meetings, called special sessions, can last no more than 30 days and deal only with issues chosen by the governor.

100. Section 384:60 Interstate Establishment Or Acquisition Of Branches By A New Hamp a branch or branches located in New Hampshire shall comply with applicable New Hampshire laws and regulations in the conduct of its banking business in New http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/XXXV/384/384-60.htm

TITLE XXXV BANKS AND BANKING; LOAN ASSOCIATIONS; CREDIT UNIONS CHAPTER 384 GENERAL PROVISIONS AS TO SAVINGS BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES, AND DEPOSITORIES Interstate Bank Acquisitions and Branching Section 384:60 Source. 1995, 304:1, eff. June 1, 1997. 2000, 236:8, eff. July 31, 2000. 2001, 269:4, eff. Jan. 1, 2002.

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