When In Rome...

The world in which we all live in has simultaneously grown smaller and larger. The vast and wide-spreading technological advances of today, particularly the Internet, have allowed individuals to get closer than ever to the intricacies of other countries by the click of a mouse, and yet the amount of information that has become available is now nearly infinite.

Therefore, when a Client is looking at a project situated in a foreign country, whether it is for the first project or one hundredth, it is of utmost importance that the the laws set forth by that country are thoroughly researched, understood, and respected.

For instance; knowing the country’s practices (cultural, social, economic and otherwise), currency importation and exportation, corporate taxes, ownership rights, worker’s rights, duty taxes, etc., is as and maybe even more important than knowing the project in question.  

Knowing what is expected from an 'outsider' is fundamental to any project - and acting accordingly can foster potential positive long-term relationships with project owners from abroad.

Respectfully, 

Capital Corp Merchant Banking