What You Should Know About Hong Kong Company Law When Starting a Company
Contributed by hongkongtaxfree.com //
December 7, 2016
Hong Kong business environment is very vibrant. It is supported by laws that make Hong Kong get ranked top on ease of doing business globally. As you set out opening a company, expanding, or taking a startup to Hong Kong...
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BEPS: Shaking Up The International Tax Framework
Global Incorporation Guide [GIG] Editorial //
October 13, 2016
Those with business interests in more than one jurisdictions will be all too painfully aware of the tax pitfalls of operating internationally. But as if coping with the existing international tax framework wasn't bad enough, the OECD...
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Offshore Companies
Global Incorporation Guide [GIG] Editorial //
October 22, 2014
In a globalized world, where ever-increasing volumes of trade and investment are being conducted with little regard to national borders and huge sums of money can be transmitted around the earth at the press of a button, the demand for international companies...
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E-Commerce and E-Gaming: Jersey Focus
By Offshore-E-Com Editorial //
July 15, 2013
In the search to find the most suitable offshore base for e-commerce or e-gaming operations, the island of Jersey is often overlooked in preference to neighbouring Channel Island Guernsey or fellow UK Crown Dependency the Isle of Man, both of which are at the forefront of the remote gaming industry. All this might be about to change however, as the Jersey Government begins to put in place the necessary ingredients to allow the industry to grow.
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E-Commerce and E-Gaming Feature - The Isle of Man
By Offshore-E-Com Editorial //
April 16, 2013
Located in the Irish Sea between the North West of England and Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man's economy rests solidly on the provision of offshore financial services to wealthy individuals and multinational corporations in a low-tax environment. However, e-commerce, and in particular e-gaming, has quickly grown to become the second pillar of the island's economy.
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