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Corporate Relocation

17 published works

  1. Notations on Non-Profits

    Can I Move My Business or Nonprofit To Another State?

    By Erin Mcclarty

    Lots of calls coming in on this, and with everything that’s happening this may be a question for more of us as time goes on. When a founder or executive…

  2. The Cyprus Lawyer

    Cyprus Cross border Merger

    By HSharpe

    Before relying on anything in this Blog please read the disclaimer [embedded content] With the increased activity on the mergers and acquisitions side, EU cross border mergers utilizing Cyprus companies…

  3. Food Safety News

    Letter From The Editor: The Money Bet

    By Dan Flynn

    During my one-quarter century sabbatical from journalism, I was side-tracked for about five years with Seattle's economic development organization.   Among my responsibilities was spending money on research. I got…

  4. Tilting the Scales

    Moving Your Company to Texas or Just Across the Street? Top 5 Considerations

    By Cleve Clinton

    Fleeing the California minimum wage increase, N. O. Smelz, owner of Smelz Carpet Cleaning calls his friend and fellow entrepreneur Billy Brazos to announce that he’s moving to Texas and…

  5. Land Use Prof Blog

    WSJ: GE Among Dozens of Corporate Giants Fleeing Suburbs for Urban Centers

    By Stephen R. Miller

    The Wall Street Journal had a nice piece last week about GE's decision to leave its leafy office park headquarters in Connecticut and head for the bright lights of Boston:In…

  6. China Law Insight

    New Enterprise Income Tax Rule in relation to Enterprise Relocation

    By King & Wood

    By Mark Schaub Chen Bing King & Wood Mallesons' FDI Group Shanghai Office. State Administration of Taxation of the PRC ("SAT") promulgated the Administrative Rules on Income Tax for Policy-based Relocation…

  7. Land Use Prof Blog

    A new employer discovers the joys of the suburbs …

    By Land Use Prof

       The new “model” for re-locating corporate headquarters has been set for many years.  When given a choice, most big corporations prefer suburban locations, where land is cheaper than in…