Aliant is proud to announce its latest contribution from Aliant Austria to the global legal discourse with the publication of an article in The World Financial Review. Titled “The Impact of Geopolitical Tensions on International Corporate Law,” the piece offers an in-depth analysis of how current global political dynamics are reshaping corporate law and business
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Setting Up a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Poland: What Foreign Investors Need to Know
Poland has increasingly become a strategic destination for international investors, particularly those seeking a Limited Liability Company (LLC) structure to protect assets, access the European market, and take advantage of Poland’s growing economy. With an attractive blend of economic stability, skilled labor, and favorable tax rates, the LLC structure offers a straightforward, secure way for…
The Importance of Corporate Governance in Times of Transformation in Spain
In today’s rapidly changing business landscape, sustainable development has shifted from a desirable goal to a critical necessity for companies across all sectors, including those in Spain. As we enter 2024, businesses face a unique set of challenges: economic slowdowns, growing geopolitical tensions—particularly in regions like Ukraine and the Middle East—pressures on supply chains, and…
Amendments to the Swiss Civil Procedure Code: A Step Forward for International Dispute Resolution
Switzerland’s upcoming amendments to its Civil Procedure Code (CPC), effective January 1, 2025, mark a strategic move to enhance the nation’s standing as a premier center for international dispute resolution. Tailored for today’s complex, cross-border business landscape, these reforms aim to make Swiss courts more accessible, reduce cost barriers, and reinforce corporate protections. Here’s a…
Navigating the European Data Strategy: What It Means for Your Business
In today’s digital economy, data is often compared to oil—fueling innovation, creating value, and driving growth. The more data businesses can access, the more potential they have to innovate. However, as the role of data becomes increasingly central, so do the laws and regulations governing its use. With the introduction of the European Data Strategy,…
Starting a Business in Finland: A 2024 Guide for Entrepreneurs
Known as the happiest country in the world, Finland boasts pristine lakes, a sauna-loving culture, and breathtaking northern lights. However, for entrepreneurs, Finland represents much more than a scenic destination. With a stable economy, transparent regulations, and government-backed support for startups, Finland is a promising choice for business ventures. But before setting up shop, entrepreneurs…
Austria’s New Flexible Company (FlexCo): A Modern Pathway for Business Growth and Innovation
Austria’s new Flexible Company (FlexCo) structure represents a significant update to corporate law, aiming to foster a more flexible and appealing environment for business creation and expansion. Introduced under the Austrian Corporate Law Amendment Act of 2023, the FlexCo incorporates elements of both the Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung (GmbH) and the Aktiengesellschaft (AG) structures, combining…
Investing in Poland 2024: A Strategic Gateway for Growth
Poland has become one of Europe’s standout investment destinations, blending economic growth, a skilled workforce, and investor-friendly policies. As one of the EU’s fastest-growing economies, Poland is catching the attention of global businesses eager to tap into its vibrant sectors. This report dives into why Poland’s market is so appealing and explores the economic indicators,…
France’s New Government Eyes Potential Tax Increases on Wealthy Households and Corporations
The newly formed French government is weighing targeted tax increases on corporations and affluent households, aiming to address the nation’s growing deficits without compromising President Emmanuel Macron’s legacy of pro-business reforms. Antoine Armand, France’s new finance minister and a recent addition to Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s cabinet, announced the government’s intent to take “serious” steps…