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    If you are Thinking of Negotiating With Another Company Think "Due Diligence"

    Corporate subsistence, in an economy that each day becomes more competitive, dynamic and integrated to the global world in which we live, has exponentially increased corporate mergers and alliances, together with similar transactions, such as stock acquisitions from one company for another’s capital, company, know how, and royalties transfers, among others.
    Dominican RepublicStrategy
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Law 171-07 Regarding Special Incentives To Foreign Retirees And Passive Investors Of Non-Dominican Source

    For the purposes of the law, the term investor shall mean "those individuals that benefit from steady and permanent income derived from capitals gen­erated or located abroad by reason of any...
    Dominican RepublicGovernment, Public Sector
Pellerano & Herrera
Pellerano & Herrera
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    Law No.173 On Protection To The Importer Agents Of Goods And Products & DR-CAFTA

    The distribution agreements signed before the date entry into force of the Agreement.
    Dominican RepublicCorporate/Commercial Law
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Tourist Zones In The Dominican Republic: An Investment Opportunity

    Dominican RepublicGovernment, Public Sector
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    General Law Of Electricity

    The national electric system was created in 1928, when, through a presidential decree, the establishment of the Electric Company of Santo Domingo was authorized.
    Dominican RepublicEnergy and Natural Resources
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Copyright Protection Reaches New Heights In The Dominican Republic

    Dominican RepublicIntellectual Property
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Dominican Republic Continues Efforts To Encourage American Investment

    Dominican RepublicStrategy
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
  • Article

    Law No. 544-14 On Private International Law In The Dominican Republic

    Any dispute that has an element characteristic of an International Private Relation.
    Dominican RepublicInternational Law
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Dominican Republic Puts Out Welcome Mat For U.S. Insurance Companies

    When the Dominican Republic enacted a new insurance law last summer, it affirmed its interest in having insurance companies from the United States and other countries operate in the Dominican Republic. The new law also makes clear what requirements insurers from the U.S. and elsewhere must meet to enter the Dominican market.
    Dominican RepublicFinance and Banking
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Maternity Leave Extended By Two Weeks

    Amendments to the Dominican Republic's labor legislation have been made following recommendations from the International Labour Organization (ILO).
    Dominican RepublicEmployment and HR
    Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
    Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
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    Law 72-02 On Asset Laundering In The Dominican Republic

    On June 10, 2002 the Dominican Republic passed Law 72-02 on Laundering of Assets Obtained from the Illegal Traffic of Drugs and Controlled Substances, in order to satisfy the need of a legal framework...
    Dominican RepublicGovernment, Public Sector
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Dominican Republic Enacts New Environmental Legislation

    Dominican RepublicEnvironment
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
  • Article

    Textile Parity In The Dominican Republic

    Dominican RepublicInternational Law
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Dominican Republic´s New Financial Law Makes It Easier For U.S. Banks To Enter Dominican Banking Market

    Dominican RepublicFinance and Banking
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Stock Market Law Of The Dominican Republic

    One of the main features needed to achieve greater economic development in any country is the existence of a complete, efficient and transparent market.
    Dominican RepublicFinance and Banking
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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    Managing Corporate Taxation in Latin American Countries - Dominican Republic

    The general statutory corporate income tax rate for entities incorporated in the Dominican Republic, branches or permanent establishments of foreign companies is 25%.
    Dominican RepublicTax
    Pellerano & Herrera
    Pellerano & Herrera
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