Offshore companies: Aspects of selection (Part. I.)
Our clients are more and more striving to find solutions which could make their international activity more compliant.
Crystal worldwide Blog
Offshore companies, what are they good for? (Part II.)
Companies registered in the most significant offshore centres of the world are given a unique opportunity for global expansion under favourable circumstances
Offshore companies, what are they good for? (Part I.)
Companies registered in the most significant offshore centres of the world are given a unique opportunity for global expansion under favourable circumstances.
Crystal Worldwide Group participated as an exhibitor at the BUSINESS EXPO on 1-3 October 2013 in the financial and legal services zone
BUSINESS EXPO is the first trade fair in Hungary specifically organised for small and medium-sized companies at the Hungexpo site.
Strategy and tactics with tax, loans, and products
Világgazdaság (www.vg.hu), one of Hungary’s top business daily newspapers, is organising a conference for professionals under the title Competitive company = competitive economy on 25 September 2013, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
New Zealand is aiming for the top
Through a government programme spanning several years, by 2013, New Zealand has managed to now be considered the third best business environment in the world
Malta builds a road upon the sea
In the absence of developed industry, business services are partially responsible for driving the economy of the ninth smallest country in the World.
RESTRICTIVE MEASURES ON TRANSACTIONS IN CYPRUS
The financial institutions reopened in Cyprus, however to ensure the stability of the financial sector the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) released temporary restrictive measures on banking transaction.
THE FORGOTTEN COMPANY – EUROPEAN PLC
The European PLC is based on EU rules that give companies the option of forming a European Company since 2004 – formally known by its Latin name ‘Societas Europeae’ (SE).
TAX HAVEN AT THE GATES OF CHINA
In the past few years, two third of Chinese investments were realised through companies situated in Hong Kong.