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International Business: U.S. Subsidiaries of Foreign Businesses

The United States remains a bastion for promoting international trade and investment. With a network of 60 double income tax conventions, bilateral investment treaties with about 45 countries, and multilateral commitments under the World Trade Organization (WTO), the United States offers foreign businesses an opportunity to grow through trade and investment. Inbound businesses willing to commit to building local employment in the U.S. may be eligible for local, state and federal programs for job development incentives, tax incentives, energy incentives, special economic zones, free trade zones and other development benefits. As attorneys, we can assist in navigating and negotiating such programs.

We assist foreign businesses establish and grow their operations in the United States. Frequently, this might mean simply establishing a sales or service subsidiary with modest staff. For others, this may include acquisitions and mergers, joint ventures and special business arrangements. Our “business incubator” service contemplates a team of legal and non-legal support to help the foreign company’s U.S. subsidiary progress rapidly to profitability.

For further information, contact us.



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