The US is one of the easiest regions in the world to do business. Regulatory barriers are generally low, setting up a branch or business entity is quick and easy, labor and employment laws are more employer-friendly than in most developed economies, and the legal system is well-developed and transparent. However, there are some entry barriers and business challenges to consider before investing or setting up in the US.
This publication addresses trade regulatory issues that may limit a non-U.S. person’s ability to enter the U.S. market or conduct its business after establishing U.S. operations, including corporate, trade, labor and employment, immigration, intellectual property, export controls, antitrust, transparency, and anti-money laundering; Anti-corruption, litigation, bankruptcy and other laws and practices important to foreign investors. This publication is not intended to be a comprehensive guide, but rather to provide a summary of some important issues that investors should consider and discuss with an advisor.
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