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INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTION
OVERVIEW
From corporate law to investments, international transactions are complicated with pitfalls and have issues such as tax that our bound to arise. Sojong has dealt with these issues on several occasions and are adapt at constructing international business structures and can also meet your relevant needs that are subject to this area.
SERVICES
Creating a company and branches in Australia
Companies incorporated in Australia
Sojong is expereinced in helping overseas companies expand their business here in Australia. There are few critical points to consider, which we aid in complying with.
As most foreign companies in Australia operate through a locally established subsidiary company they have the benefit of limited liability and separate legal status.
A company can be either public – and, therefore, listed on the Australian Stock Exchange; or proprietary – that is, limited by shares.
All companies must be registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
Australian branches of foreign companies
A foreign company which intends to expand in Australia must register with the Australian Securities and Investments
Commission as a foreign company and also needs a list of Australian reisdent directors. We can help you through
this process, aiding you to comply with the other requirements of the appointment of a local agent for service of
notices and the maintenance of a registered office in Australia.
Investments in Australia
Australia Subsidiary Management
International Trade
International Trade Dispute
USEFUL LINKs:
UN Commission on International Commerce
(UNCITRAL)
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
ICC KOREA
Australia Centre for International Commercial Arbitration
(ACICA)
