Author Archives: Olivia Stanciu
Complete insight on corporate taxation in Ireland!
Ireland is one of the most sought-after countries to incorporate in Europe and European Union. A huge amount of multinational organizations has headquartered in Ireland (at least their European offices), mostly due to the taxation benefits provided to them by the local government. To name just a few from...
Ireland: the ideal place for start ups
Following our blog from last year where we provide you with 10 great reasons to move your business to Ireland, I would like to emphasize the great financing possibilities that a startup would have access to through the Irish governmental programs. Enterprise Ireland is the main and the biggest...
Comparing two big South East Asian nations: Vietnam and Philippines
Vietnam and Philippines are one of the biggest countries in Southeast Asia, both with a high developing economy and part of the Next Eleven countries. Despite some of the core differences in various social and economic areas, both jurisdictions welcome foreign businesses and investments. Difference in Government Type The...
South Sudan, a young country that can grow better
South Sudan’s presidential guard await the arrival of foreign dignitaries invited to participate in the country’s official independence celebrations in the capital city of Juba. Current situation The Republic of South Sudan is the world’s youngest country in 2011 seceding from Sudan after a referendum. The country was involved...
Sudan is failing to attract FDI because of poor administration and sanctions
Meroe Pyramids in Sudan Current status of Republic of Sudan Sudan is a country in North–East Africa that obtained its independence on the 1st of January 1956. The country’s biggest neighbours are Egypt, Chad and Ethiopia. The Republic of Sudan has a coastline border of around 853 km with...
Laos – a poor Southeast Asian nation, is becoming the biggest energy provider
Pha That Luang, Vientiane, Laos Laos Lao People’s Democratic Republic is a landlocked, communist country in Southeast Asia. It is regarded by the World Bank as a lower middle income country with approximately 7 million people. It became independent from France in 1953 and since then has become a...
Business challenges in The Democratic Republic of Congo
Minerals mining causes violence in the DRC Summary The Democratic Republic of Congo (known as the DRC) is a country of abundance in Africa that unfortunately has unstable political situation. Although foreign investment is highly welcomed, local representation is still preferred when navigating the system. Current situation of the...
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Country, Investment, Company Setup
Mostar – The old bridge in Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina, or just commonly known as Bosnia or BiH, is a medium sized country in the Central Eastern Europe. The country broke out of the former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and declared its independence in 1992, which started...
Economic Diversification in Bahrain – A favourable time to invest
Artist’s illustration of Bahrain Bay The island Bahrain is a small cosmopolitan island-country surrounded by the Persian Gulf and connected to Qatar and Saudi Arabia through a network of bridges, one of them being the 25km long, King Fahd Causeway. It has a population of approximately 1.4 million people,...
Senegal – open for your business
African Renaissance Monument, Senegal Senegal, located in West Africa is best known for its capital Dakar where the Dakar Rally takes please every year and also as the former capital of the French West Africa. It is a great ambassador of the African culture through the storytelling griots and...