Transfer pricing in Brazil sets out the terms on which transferring goods and services between legally related entities or persons is based, in order to maintain competition in the market. If you are considering doing business in Brazil, or are already active in this South American market, you may be able to maximize potential advantages …
Getting to grips with import and export regulations in Belize is essential for anyone looking to enter the international freight market in this English-speaking Caribbean nation. Although Belize is not as popular an investment destination as its Central American neighbors, the country offers businesses an unsaturated market that highly encourages foreign investment. Those conditions also …
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Guatemala is bolstered by free trade agreements with the United States, the European Union and other Central American countries. The diverse country is blessed by its strategic location, representing a natural bridge between North and South America. In addition, the country takes advantage of being located in the Eastern Standard Time (EST) zone, which is …
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Bolivia’s trade environment is open to many countries; the nation’s economy strongly depends on international trade. Its trade to GDP ratio rose to 56.7% in 2017. This is an indicator that calculates the relative importance of international trade in the economy of a country. For 6 years, between 2013-2018, Bolivia has been growing at an …
New Zealand is famous for its highly competitive business conditions, including ranking number one in the World Bank Group’s Ease of Doing Business report. The Oceanic island-nation is consistently one of the most transparent countries in the world, and dependence on New Zealand’s export economy has driven successive governments to seal new trade deals and …
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