Este documento apresenta a disciplina Sistemas de Informa巽達o Log鱈stica. A disciplina abordar叩 os fundamentos de sistemas de informa巽達o log鱈stica e fluxo de informa巽探es na cadeia de suprimentos, bem como sistemas interfuncionais, de apoio decis達o, de gest達o do conhecimento e EDI. Ser達o sete aulas cobrindo esses t坦picos com o objetivo de aperfei巽oar o conhecimento sobre tecnologias da informa巽達o para gest達o da log鱈stica.
This document is a thesis submitted by Jessica Merrick to the University of South Florida in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Master of Arts degree. The thesis undertakes an ethnographic study of three retirement communities in Florida - Sanctuary Cove, a "gay and lesbian" community; Bayside Park, a "women's-only" (lesbian) community; and Heritage Estates, a heteronormative community with a growing lesbian presence. Through interviews with residents, the thesis examines how identities are produced within and by communities, the significance of suburban LGBT communities in a post-gay era, and how communities negotiate dominant discourses around sexuality, gender, race and class.
La Metropolitana es el municipio m叩s poblado de Ja辿n con 227,029 habitantes, seguido por Sierra Morena con 105,640 habitantes y La Loma con 76,961 habitantes. Los diez municipios m叩s poblados de la provincia de Ja辿n se enumeran junto con su poblaci坦n respectiva, liderando la Metropolitana de manera significativa en n炭mero de residentes.
1) O documento anuncia um workshop sobre avan巽os tecnol坦gicos na qualidade e estabilidade de chocolates e sistemas lip鱈dicos a ser realizado em setembro na UNICAMP.
2) Palestrantes confirmados incluem professores de universidades canadenses e japonesas, al辿m de um engenheiro de uma empresa de 坦leos e gorduras.
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La Comisi坦n de Uniformidad de Carrefour se reuni坦 para discutir varios temas relacionados con los uniformes y equipos de protecci坦n individual de los empleados. Se inform坦 sobre el estado de las solicitudes de cambio de uniformes defectuosos y se tomaron nota de las quejas sobre la camisa femenina transparente, la falta de guantes t辿rmicos para almacenes y la insatisfacci坦n con el modelo unisex del pantal坦n. Tambi辿n se discuti坦 el color azul del pantal坦n de panader鱈a y la necesidad de recordar la limpieza peri坦
El documento describe las actividades realizadas en el C鱈rculo de Interaprendizaje Colaborativo (CIAC) N属 02 del Programa de Actualizaci坦n Docente 2014-2015. Los docentes presentaron y mejoraron sus Propuestas Pedag坦gicas para el desarrollo de la competencia literaria, aplicaron t辿cnicas como el museo y discutieron temas como la literatura y sus funciones. Finalmente, elaboraron la versi坦n final de sus propuestas y acordaron compromisos para su aplicaci坦n en el aula.
Este documento describe los tres niveles de comprensi坦n lectora: literal, inferencial y criterial. El nivel literal implica reconocer la informaci坦n expl鱈cita en el texto. El nivel inferencial requiere interpretar la informaci坦n impl鱈cita. El nivel criterial involucra plantear juicios y argumentar una posici坦n frente al contenido del texto. Tambi辿n proporciona ejemplos de preguntas para cada nivel.
El documento detalla un curso de formadores que abarca la importancia de la formaci坦n continua en la adaptaci坦n a cambios empresariales y la mejora profesional. Se describen tipos de formaci坦n, programas espec鱈ficos y el perfil del formador, que debe poseer conocimientos y habilidades adecuadas. Adem叩s, se discuten caracter鱈sticas de la ense単anza a adultos y elementos para una formaci坦n eficaz, incluyendo motivaci坦n y comunicaci坦n efectiva.
Este documento describe las condiciones necesarias para el aprendizaje, incluyendo condiciones f鱈sicas, afectivas, cognitivas y sociales. Las condiciones f鱈sicas incluyen asegurar un ambiente limpio y organizado. Las condiciones afectivas involucran crear un clima de confianza y respeto. Las condiciones cognitivas se refieren a establecer objetivos claros, vincular conocimientos previos con nuevos conceptos, y proporcionar retroalimentaci坦n. Finalmente, las condiciones sociales implican generar v
La intertextualidad se define como las relaciones que puede mantener un texto literario con otros textos, ya sean contempor叩neos o hist坦ricos. Existen diferentes tipos de intertextualidad como la intratextualidad, extratextualidad, interdiscursividad, metatextualidad, paratextualidad, architextualidad e hipertextualidad/hipotextualidad. Cada tipo se refiere a una relaci坦n particular entre textos.
El documento se centra en la importancia de las marcas y el brand equity en marketing, destacando c坦mo las marcas aportan valor a los productos y afectan decisiones de compra. Se presenta una agenda que incluye t坦picos como las mejores marcas globales de 2012 y m辿todos de c叩lculo del brand equity. Adem叩s, se discuten la definici坦n y beneficios del branding, as鱈 como el impacto financiero que tienen las marcas en el mercado.
1) El documento establece normas y orientaciones para el desarrollo del a単o escolar 2016, intensificando el control de asistencia de estudiantes y docentes, y unificando la jornada laboral de 30 horas para el nivel inicial.
2) Se facilitan tr叩mites y se establecen plazos para procedimientos internos, impulsando la educaci坦n inclusiva y atenci坦n a la adversidad.
3) Tambi辿n se fortalecen las capacidades de directivos y docentes, y se moderniza la gesti坦n educativa a trav辿s de encuestas y
El documento resume las prioridades del gobierno de Andaluc鱈a en invertir en educaci坦n, salud, bienestar social, empleo, innovaci坦n y sostenibilidad para mejorar la calidad de vida de todos los ciudadanos. Tambi辿n destaca la importancia de gobernar con valores como la igualdad de oportunidades, la solidaridad y la participaci坦n ciudadana.
The document discusses the implementation of Value Added Tax (VAT) in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, highlighting its expected introduction by January 2018 at a rate of 5%. It details the potential impacts of VAT on businesses, including compliance requirements, pricing adjustments, and necessary restructuring. IMC offers comprehensive tax advisory services to help businesses prepare for VAT implementation and ensure compliance with legal requirements.
The document summarizes an agreement between the governments of India and Fiji to avoid double taxation. It outlines key provisions of the agreement, including the exchange of tax information between the two countries and assistance in collecting taxes. The agreement was signed in January 2014 and took effect in May 2014. It provides a framework for India and Fiji to cooperate on tax matters and ensure taxes are only paid once by taxpayers in either country.
This newsletter from Intuit Management Consultancy provides information on business and economic developments in India, the Middle East, and Africa. It summarizes recent agreements and trade deals, including industrial cooperation between India and China, a tax information sharing deal between the US and Singapore, and a free trade agreement between Gulf states and European nations taking effect. It also reports on Ethiopia looking to strengthen economic ties with the UAE and Jebel Ali port in the UAE being voted the best in the Middle East for the 20th time.
Mauritius is located in the Indian Ocean and has a highly open economy and business friendly environment. The government has worked to make business registration and operations easy and transparent according to best practices. Mauritius ranks highly for business climate and governance. There are three main types of business entities for foreign investors in Mauritius - GBC1, GBC2, and limited liability companies. GBC1 companies pay a maximum 3% income tax while GBC2 companies pay no tax but cannot conduct business locally. Requirements for business registration and operation vary between the three types but generally can be completed within 1-3 weeks.
Kenya is located in East Africa and has a free enterprise economy with Nairobi as its capital city. It has several tax treaties and investment promotion agreements. Kenya Investment Authority (KenInvest) was established to promote investment by assisting new projects and providing aftercare services. An investor can choose to operate 100% owned or partner with local investors, with some exceptions. Companies are required to obtain licenses depending on their activities. Corporate tax is 30% and VAT is 16%, with personal tax at 10% up to 121,969 Kshs. Incorporating a limited liability company takes 8-10 weeks and requires a minimum share capital of 100,000 Kshs.
Ghana is a unitary presidential constitutional republic located in West Africa. It has a democratic political system and growing economy that has attracted foreign investment. To incorporate a company in Ghana, an LLC must have at least two directors, one of which must reside in Ghana. Joint ventures require a minimum $10,000 investment from non-Ghanaians. All companies must have an auditor who is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. The Ghana Investment Promotion Center registers all enterprises. A company is incorporated with the Registrar General's Department and applies for a license to operate from the Accra Metropolitan Assembly after. Corporate and income tax rates are 25-30% and 20% respectively, with dividend, capital
Ethiopia is formally known as the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, located in northeast Africa at the crossroads of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. The Ethiopian Investment Agency was established to promote private investment and foreign direct investment through legislative reforms to enhance the investment climate. Private limited companies in Ethiopia require a minimum capital of 15,000 ETB and at least two shareholders and one manager. Foreign companies can own 100% of an Ethiopian company. Various tax exemptions are provided depending on the investment activity, such as income tax exemptions for approved investments in manufacturing, agro-industry, and ICT.
Burundi is a landlocked country in East Africa known as the "Heart of Africa". It has consistently reformed its business climate and has been praised as the top reformer in Africa. This has opened doors to investment and attracted new businesses. To encourage investment, Burundi offers tax incentives to both international and domestic companies. It is also a member of regional economic communities totaling over 450 million consumers. The Burundi government has created a one-stop shop to simplify business registration and licensing. Setting up a limited liability company in Burundi takes 5-6 weeks and requires a minimum of three shareholders and share capital of 5 million Burundi francs. Annual taxes and audits are required once incorporated.
Botswana is a landlocked country in Southern Africa that has implemented policies to guarantee investor protection for over 40 years. It has a stable economy with strong fiscal policies and economic freedom. To register a company, entrepreneurs submit an application with the name reservation and statutory compliance declaration. Botswana LLCs must have between 1-25 shareholders and at least one director and shareholder. The representative office allows for promoting the parent company but no direct sales. Licensing can be obtained from industrial or trade departments. Corporate tax is only 15% for manufacturers and zero for some approved companies. Personal income tax has a highest rate of 25% and VAT registration is with the customs department.
Benin is a country located in West Africa with its capital in Porto-Novo and seat of government in Cotonou. The Government of Benin encourages foreign investment through initiatives like the Presidential Investment Council established in 2006. There are free trade zones in Cotonou benefiting landlocked neighbors. To incorporate a company in Benin, an incorporation package must be presented to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Corporate Formalities Center including choosing a unique company name. The limited liability company, SARL, is a common structure where foreigners can own 100% and requires a minimum of one manager and shareholder with a share capital of 1,000,000 XOF.
Angola is strategically located on the west coast of Africa and acts as a gateway to central and southern Africa via road and rail networks. Angola's government is committed to protecting private investors through its National Private Investment Agency, which oversees foreign direct investment. Angola has a growing economy fueled by its oil exports - it is the second largest oil exporter in Africa and has seen high growth rates over the past decade. Common forms of business representation include limited liability companies, representative offices, and branches, with branches being most common for foreign firms. The licensing process involves obtaining approvals from the Ministry of Trade and Ministry of Commerce. Companies are subject to taxes such as industrial tax of 35% on profits, withholding tax of
Algeria is the second largest country in Africa and has a population of over 37 million people. It has a growing economy focused on hydrocarbons but is seeking to diversify into other industries to provide jobs for young people and reduce dependence on oil and gas exports. Foreign companies can operate in Algeria by establishing a limited liability company with at least two partners or opening a branch office, which allows them to be treated like a local entity. Tax rates in Algeria include a corporate profits tax of 30% and VAT of 7-17% depending on the product. Setting up a limited liability company requires a minimum share capital, two shareholders, a managing director, and filing annual returns and taxes.
Oman is the third largest country in the Arabian Peninsula and has achieved significant economic growth. While oil remains the primary source of income, the development of the non-oil sector is expected to make Oman's growth and development strategy more sustainable long-term. The government encourages foreign investment to further the country's overall development by supplementing domestic investment and facilitating technology transfers and global business connections. Oman is committed to a free market economy based on open competition in which the private sector and foreign investors are supported.
Nigeria is located in Western Africa between Benin and Cameroon. As Africa's most populous country with over 170 million people, Nigeria is also the 12th largest oil producer and 8th largest oil exporter. While oil dependent, the government is working to develop other sectors like roads, agriculture and power. Nigeria offers beneficial investment opportunities as the top stock exchange in Africa and allows 100% foreign ownership of companies. Registering a limited liability company in Nigeria takes 3-4 weeks and allows full foreign ownership and control with a minimum of two shareholders and directors of any nationality.
Saudi Arabia is the largest Arab state in Western Asia by land area and the second largest in the Arab World. It is recognized as a powerhouse of the Middle East and is poised to become one of the top 10 most competitive nations. Foreign companies establishing industrial projects in Saudi Arabia are exempt from custom duties on imported equipment and machinery. Limited liability companies can be wholly owned by foreigners without a Saudi shareholder. The establishment of SAGIA coordinates and issues investment licenses within 30 days and the licensed company must sponsor foreign investors and employees. Taxes are 20% of total profits for companies and Zakat of 2.5% is paid annually on capital and resources excluding fixed assets.
Este documento describe los tres niveles de comprensi坦n lectora: literal, inferencial y criterial. El nivel literal implica reconocer la informaci坦n expl鱈cita en el texto. El nivel inferencial requiere interpretar la informaci坦n impl鱈cita. El nivel criterial involucra plantear juicios y argumentar una posici坦n frente al contenido del texto. Tambi辿n proporciona ejemplos de preguntas para cada nivel.
El documento detalla un curso de formadores que abarca la importancia de la formaci坦n continua en la adaptaci坦n a cambios empresariales y la mejora profesional. Se describen tipos de formaci坦n, programas espec鱈ficos y el perfil del formador, que debe poseer conocimientos y habilidades adecuadas. Adem叩s, se discuten caracter鱈sticas de la ense単anza a adultos y elementos para una formaci坦n eficaz, incluyendo motivaci坦n y comunicaci坦n efectiva.
Este documento describe las condiciones necesarias para el aprendizaje, incluyendo condiciones f鱈sicas, afectivas, cognitivas y sociales. Las condiciones f鱈sicas incluyen asegurar un ambiente limpio y organizado. Las condiciones afectivas involucran crear un clima de confianza y respeto. Las condiciones cognitivas se refieren a establecer objetivos claros, vincular conocimientos previos con nuevos conceptos, y proporcionar retroalimentaci坦n. Finalmente, las condiciones sociales implican generar v
La intertextualidad se define como las relaciones que puede mantener un texto literario con otros textos, ya sean contempor叩neos o hist坦ricos. Existen diferentes tipos de intertextualidad como la intratextualidad, extratextualidad, interdiscursividad, metatextualidad, paratextualidad, architextualidad e hipertextualidad/hipotextualidad. Cada tipo se refiere a una relaci坦n particular entre textos.
El documento se centra en la importancia de las marcas y el brand equity en marketing, destacando c坦mo las marcas aportan valor a los productos y afectan decisiones de compra. Se presenta una agenda que incluye t坦picos como las mejores marcas globales de 2012 y m辿todos de c叩lculo del brand equity. Adem叩s, se discuten la definici坦n y beneficios del branding, as鱈 como el impacto financiero que tienen las marcas en el mercado.
1) El documento establece normas y orientaciones para el desarrollo del a単o escolar 2016, intensificando el control de asistencia de estudiantes y docentes, y unificando la jornada laboral de 30 horas para el nivel inicial.
2) Se facilitan tr叩mites y se establecen plazos para procedimientos internos, impulsando la educaci坦n inclusiva y atenci坦n a la adversidad.
3) Tambi辿n se fortalecen las capacidades de directivos y docentes, y se moderniza la gesti坦n educativa a trav辿s de encuestas y
El documento resume las prioridades del gobierno de Andaluc鱈a en invertir en educaci坦n, salud, bienestar social, empleo, innovaci坦n y sostenibilidad para mejorar la calidad de vida de todos los ciudadanos. Tambi辿n destaca la importancia de gobernar con valores como la igualdad de oportunidades, la solidaridad y la participaci坦n ciudadana.
The document discusses the implementation of Value Added Tax (VAT) in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, highlighting its expected introduction by January 2018 at a rate of 5%. It details the potential impacts of VAT on businesses, including compliance requirements, pricing adjustments, and necessary restructuring. IMC offers comprehensive tax advisory services to help businesses prepare for VAT implementation and ensure compliance with legal requirements.
The document summarizes an agreement between the governments of India and Fiji to avoid double taxation. It outlines key provisions of the agreement, including the exchange of tax information between the two countries and assistance in collecting taxes. The agreement was signed in January 2014 and took effect in May 2014. It provides a framework for India and Fiji to cooperate on tax matters and ensure taxes are only paid once by taxpayers in either country.
This newsletter from Intuit Management Consultancy provides information on business and economic developments in India, the Middle East, and Africa. It summarizes recent agreements and trade deals, including industrial cooperation between India and China, a tax information sharing deal between the US and Singapore, and a free trade agreement between Gulf states and European nations taking effect. It also reports on Ethiopia looking to strengthen economic ties with the UAE and Jebel Ali port in the UAE being voted the best in the Middle East for the 20th time.
Mauritius is located in the Indian Ocean and has a highly open economy and business friendly environment. The government has worked to make business registration and operations easy and transparent according to best practices. Mauritius ranks highly for business climate and governance. There are three main types of business entities for foreign investors in Mauritius - GBC1, GBC2, and limited liability companies. GBC1 companies pay a maximum 3% income tax while GBC2 companies pay no tax but cannot conduct business locally. Requirements for business registration and operation vary between the three types but generally can be completed within 1-3 weeks.
Kenya is located in East Africa and has a free enterprise economy with Nairobi as its capital city. It has several tax treaties and investment promotion agreements. Kenya Investment Authority (KenInvest) was established to promote investment by assisting new projects and providing aftercare services. An investor can choose to operate 100% owned or partner with local investors, with some exceptions. Companies are required to obtain licenses depending on their activities. Corporate tax is 30% and VAT is 16%, with personal tax at 10% up to 121,969 Kshs. Incorporating a limited liability company takes 8-10 weeks and requires a minimum share capital of 100,000 Kshs.
Ghana is a unitary presidential constitutional republic located in West Africa. It has a democratic political system and growing economy that has attracted foreign investment. To incorporate a company in Ghana, an LLC must have at least two directors, one of which must reside in Ghana. Joint ventures require a minimum $10,000 investment from non-Ghanaians. All companies must have an auditor who is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. The Ghana Investment Promotion Center registers all enterprises. A company is incorporated with the Registrar General's Department and applies for a license to operate from the Accra Metropolitan Assembly after. Corporate and income tax rates are 25-30% and 20% respectively, with dividend, capital
Ethiopia is formally known as the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, located in northeast Africa at the crossroads of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. The Ethiopian Investment Agency was established to promote private investment and foreign direct investment through legislative reforms to enhance the investment climate. Private limited companies in Ethiopia require a minimum capital of 15,000 ETB and at least two shareholders and one manager. Foreign companies can own 100% of an Ethiopian company. Various tax exemptions are provided depending on the investment activity, such as income tax exemptions for approved investments in manufacturing, agro-industry, and ICT.
Burundi is a landlocked country in East Africa known as the "Heart of Africa". It has consistently reformed its business climate and has been praised as the top reformer in Africa. This has opened doors to investment and attracted new businesses. To encourage investment, Burundi offers tax incentives to both international and domestic companies. It is also a member of regional economic communities totaling over 450 million consumers. The Burundi government has created a one-stop shop to simplify business registration and licensing. Setting up a limited liability company in Burundi takes 5-6 weeks and requires a minimum of three shareholders and share capital of 5 million Burundi francs. Annual taxes and audits are required once incorporated.
Botswana is a landlocked country in Southern Africa that has implemented policies to guarantee investor protection for over 40 years. It has a stable economy with strong fiscal policies and economic freedom. To register a company, entrepreneurs submit an application with the name reservation and statutory compliance declaration. Botswana LLCs must have between 1-25 shareholders and at least one director and shareholder. The representative office allows for promoting the parent company but no direct sales. Licensing can be obtained from industrial or trade departments. Corporate tax is only 15% for manufacturers and zero for some approved companies. Personal income tax has a highest rate of 25% and VAT registration is with the customs department.
Benin is a country located in West Africa with its capital in Porto-Novo and seat of government in Cotonou. The Government of Benin encourages foreign investment through initiatives like the Presidential Investment Council established in 2006. There are free trade zones in Cotonou benefiting landlocked neighbors. To incorporate a company in Benin, an incorporation package must be presented to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Corporate Formalities Center including choosing a unique company name. The limited liability company, SARL, is a common structure where foreigners can own 100% and requires a minimum of one manager and shareholder with a share capital of 1,000,000 XOF.
Angola is strategically located on the west coast of Africa and acts as a gateway to central and southern Africa via road and rail networks. Angola's government is committed to protecting private investors through its National Private Investment Agency, which oversees foreign direct investment. Angola has a growing economy fueled by its oil exports - it is the second largest oil exporter in Africa and has seen high growth rates over the past decade. Common forms of business representation include limited liability companies, representative offices, and branches, with branches being most common for foreign firms. The licensing process involves obtaining approvals from the Ministry of Trade and Ministry of Commerce. Companies are subject to taxes such as industrial tax of 35% on profits, withholding tax of
Algeria is the second largest country in Africa and has a population of over 37 million people. It has a growing economy focused on hydrocarbons but is seeking to diversify into other industries to provide jobs for young people and reduce dependence on oil and gas exports. Foreign companies can operate in Algeria by establishing a limited liability company with at least two partners or opening a branch office, which allows them to be treated like a local entity. Tax rates in Algeria include a corporate profits tax of 30% and VAT of 7-17% depending on the product. Setting up a limited liability company requires a minimum share capital, two shareholders, a managing director, and filing annual returns and taxes.
Oman is the third largest country in the Arabian Peninsula and has achieved significant economic growth. While oil remains the primary source of income, the development of the non-oil sector is expected to make Oman's growth and development strategy more sustainable long-term. The government encourages foreign investment to further the country's overall development by supplementing domestic investment and facilitating technology transfers and global business connections. Oman is committed to a free market economy based on open competition in which the private sector and foreign investors are supported.
Nigeria is located in Western Africa between Benin and Cameroon. As Africa's most populous country with over 170 million people, Nigeria is also the 12th largest oil producer and 8th largest oil exporter. While oil dependent, the government is working to develop other sectors like roads, agriculture and power. Nigeria offers beneficial investment opportunities as the top stock exchange in Africa and allows 100% foreign ownership of companies. Registering a limited liability company in Nigeria takes 3-4 weeks and allows full foreign ownership and control with a minimum of two shareholders and directors of any nationality.
Saudi Arabia is the largest Arab state in Western Asia by land area and the second largest in the Arab World. It is recognized as a powerhouse of the Middle East and is poised to become one of the top 10 most competitive nations. Foreign companies establishing industrial projects in Saudi Arabia are exempt from custom duties on imported equipment and machinery. Limited liability companies can be wholly owned by foreigners without a Saudi shareholder. The establishment of SAGIA coordinates and issues investment licenses within 30 days and the licensed company must sponsor foreign investors and employees. Taxes are 20% of total profits for companies and Zakat of 2.5% is paid annually on capital and resources excluding fixed assets.
Egypt is a transcontinental country located in both Africa and Asia. It has an extremely large population, making it one of the most densely populated countries in the region. Certain industries like mining, tourism, real estate, and technology allow for wholly foreign ownership in Egypt.
To set up a business, foreigners can establish an Egyptian limited liability company (LLC) which allows for 100% foreign ownership. The LLC requires at least two shareholders of any nationality and one resident Egyptian manager. The process of incorporation takes 1-2 weeks.
Licenses may be required depending on the business activities. Importation and operations in Sinai require additional approvals. Foreign companies pay corporate taxes of 20-25% and non
Qatar has the world's third largest natural gas reserves and seeks to attract foreign investment and capital to diversify its economy. It offers various tax incentives for foreign investors and allows foreigners to own up to 49% of local entities in most sectors. To set up a business, foreigners can establish a limited liability company which requires at least two shareholders, one director and a Qatar resident secretary. The incorporation process takes around three weeks and the entity must file annual returns and taxes.
The Kingdom of Bahrain is an archipelago of 36 islands in the Persian Gulf, east of Saudi Arabia. Bahrain's legal system is based on Islamic law and English common law. The government of Bahrain aims to attract foreign investment and sees it as a top priority. Bahrain rates 34th worldwide in attracting foreign direct investment, averaging $3.6 billion over the past 3 years. Foreign companies can wholly own LLCs in Bahrain with no restrictions on shareholder or director nationality. Bahrain also has several free zones allowing 100% foreign ownership with no customs duties or government rebates. Foreign companies must obtain a license from the Ministry of Industry and Commerce to operate a business in Bahrain.
Kuwait is an Arab country located in Western Asia on the northeastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula. It has the third highest per capita income in the Middle East due to oil production, which is targeting 3.65 million barrels per day by 2020. Foreign entities can enter the Kuwaiti market by establishing a company, signing a joint venture, appointing a commercial agent or representative, or applying for a license under foreign investment law. Foreign individuals and companies can incorporate as a limited liability company where Kuwaitis must hold at least 51% shares or as a closed joint stock company where foreigners can hold up to 49% with approval. Foreign contractors must obtain certificates to export machinery from Kuwait. Corporate bodies engaged in commercial activities
Intuit Management Consultancy introduces new Private Client and Family Advisory Services to help clients achieve their financial objectives through international trusts, private foundations, investment funds, and wealth structuring. The firm announces the hiring of Johnson K.Rajan to head the new division given his 13 years of experience in trusts, fiduciary, and fund administration.