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• Critical Issues in International Accounting
• Economics and Accounting: As an Introduction to Jacques Richard's Works
• Accounting as a Social Construction
• Fair Value
• Accounting and Interlinking Fields
• National or Regional Implementation of the IFRS: Challenges and Prospects
• BRIC
• Brazil, Russia, India, China
• MEDC
• More Economically Developed Countries
• Emerging Countries. .

This book, dedicated to Prof. Jacques Richard, is about the economic, political, social and even environmental consequences of setting accounting standards, with emphasis on those that are alleged to be precipitated by the adoption and implementation of IFRS. The authors offer their reasoned critiques of the effectiveness of IFRS in promoting genuine global comparability of financial reporting. The editors of this collection have invited authors from 17 countries, so that a great variety of accounting, auditing and regulatory cultures, and educational perspectives, is amply on display in their essays.

• Introduction
• Basic principles of Indian law
• Law of contracts
• Registration of documents
• Transfer of real property
• Sale of movable property
• Negotiable instruments
• Law of torts
• Distribution agreement
• Consumer protection
• Customs law
• Import and export procedures
• Partnership law
• Society law and company law
• Trusts
• Tax law
• Labour law
• Property law.

• Introduction
• 1. General aspects
• 2. Legal system
• 3. Foreign investment policy in China
• 4. Distribution and supply - contractual arrangements
• 5. Investment vehicles
• 6. Mergers and acquisitions
• 7. Insolvency and bankruptcy
• 8. Industrial and intellectual property
• 9. Tax
• 10. Employment
• 11. Real Estate
• 12. Dispute resolution and prevention.
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Ask most foreign businesspeople and managers, and they will tell you doing business in China is far from easy! This is a complete guide designed to minimize the difficulties involved in setting up a business in China and reducing the uncertainties that are inherent in a country so different from their own. Written by a legal expert who has extensive experience advising foreign companies in China, the book covers the general geographic and political aspects of China, its legal system and foreign investment policy. It goes into the details of business arrangements, such as contractual arrangements with distributors and suppliers, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property, tax, employment and real estate. This book is essential for anyone planning to do business safely in China.
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• Book Cover; Note to reader; Title; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; Foreword; List of Contributors; Part One The Background; Part Two Accounting and Fiscal Environments; Part Three Legal Environment; Part Four Establishing a Business in Cyprus; Part Five Property Ownership and Living in Cyprus; Part Six Financial Environment; Part Seven Marketing in Cyprus; Part Eight Human Resources Issues; Part Nine Appendices.

• Basic laws
• Laws concerning foreign investment
• Corporate laws
• Trade laws
• Financial laws
• Intellectual property laws
• Tax laws
• Labor laws
• Laws concerning dispute resolution.

• Nordic laws-- Nordic co-operation - Nordic Council-- EFTA and EU-- other Nordic co-operation-utilities-- passport and right of residence and work-- business co-operation-- political and legal system-- exchange control and foreign investment-- business organizations-- taxation-- accounting and audit-- banking and finance-- incentives on investments-- sale of goods-- consumer contracts and credits-- competition-- intellectual property-- environment-- labour law-- real estate-- immigration-- insolvency.
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While there are numerous similarities among the four legal systems of the nordic countries, minor differences could have harmful and sometimes costly ramifications for a business operation in the region. This volume deals with all the practical aspects relevant to formation, running and closing of operations, labour law, tax law and most other aspects of the legal environment. The authors, lawyers from four law firms in the Nordic countries, have found it important to create a legal guide for business operations in the region. The guide has been undertaken by a substantial number of lawyers in the four countries whose work has made it possible to assemble the facts rendered herein. It is hoped that it will be a valuable tool to business managers, in-house counsel, auditors, consultants and lawyers working for enterprises operating in the region.
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• Form of business organization-- foreign investment in the UK-- financial and other assistance for businesses setting up in the UK-- tax implications of conducting business in the UK-- customs duties-- value added tax-- anti-dumping-- supply of goods and services-- European Community and the internal market-- competition-- protection of intellectual property in the UK-- immigration-- employment (labour law)-- environmental law-- financing UK operations-- acquiring property in the UK (real estate)-- legal systems.
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Designed as a guide to creating and operating a business in the UK, this volume outlines the principal laws, regulations and procedures. Advice is given on tax implications, sources of financing, finding office property, hiring staff, environmental regulations, rules governing competition and more.
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• Preliminary Contacts with France. Selling in France without a French Subsidiary. Setting Up a Subsidiary. Operation of Corporate Entities. Regulation of Commercial Activity. Labour Law and Social Security. Taxation in France. Appendices: French-English Commercial Glossary. Steps to Forming a Commercial Company.
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"Law and Business in France" has been written, specifically with the foreign investor in mind, by an American attorney practicing in French and international law in Paris on behalf of a world-wide clientele. It sets forth in clear, non-technical language, the full range of legal considerations which foreign investors will need to consider in order to successfully carry out their activities in France. Although the primary focus of this work is French law, Community law is also treated whenever necessary to provide the reader with the fullest possible framework. This volume explains company formation, sales and distribution methods, corporate and personal income taxation, investment regulations, mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructurings, liquidation, antitrust regulation, intellectual property, the banking and environmental regulatory framework and labour and immigration law. It also contains a French-English legal glossary designed to assist the reader in understanding contracts and legal correspondence exchange during commercial transactions of any nature. Due to the balance struck between a thorough treatment of legal considerations and the desire to avoid overly technical language, this volume is appropriate to attorneys, business people and all investors wishing to acquire a well-informed view concerning the legal regulation of commerce in France. Its concise format permits rapid consultation and thus allows readers to efficiently obtain the information needed to successfully structure and complete commercial transactions in France.
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• Part 1 Business law: company law - choice of form for new enterprise, corporations, limited liability company, other French commercial company forms-- law of commercial relations - commercial relations, antitrust, unfair trade and consumer protection.
• Part 2 Tax system: corporation tax-- investment income-- personal income tax-- value-added tax-- local direct taxes and other taxes-- registration and capital taxes.
• Part 3 Social law: labour law-- social scurity protection.
• Part 4 Tax treaties.
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A guide for businessmen and counsels to the specific aspects of French legislation. It presents the French tax and legal system, especially the aspects relating to international trade.
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• Part 1 Business law: company law - choice of form for new enterprise, corporations, limited liability company, other French commercial company forms-- law of commercial relations - commercial relations, antitrust, unfair trade and consumer protection.
• Part 2 Tax system: corporation tax-- investment income-- personal income tax-- value-added tax-- local direct taxes and other taxes-- registration and capital taxes.
• Part 3 Social law: labour law-- social scurity protection.
• Part 4 Tax treaties.
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A guide for businessmen and counsels to the specific aspects of French legislation. It presents the French tax and legal system, especially the aspects relating to international trade.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)