Tax and Customs
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Tax and Customs
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Failure to comply with tax and customs related obligations can seriously hinder a business’ operations. We work closely with our clients and their management team to help them make informed decisions before commencing operations in the region and before, during and after any tax and customs transactions.
We have guidelines and procedures that will help you manage tax and customs disputes from when the alleged infraction transpires to when it is settled and work with you to implement a solid mitigation plan to avoid re-occurrence.
We advise on all aspects of taxation and work with clients to plan tax transactions in order to maximize tax benefits.
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We help our clients build strong working relationships with regulators, policy makers and other stakeholders in compliance with international laws. Get in touch!
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Guide for Investors in the Mining Sector in Equatorial Guinea
EG is a civil law jurisdiction rooted on Spanish civil law. The government system of the country is presidential, led by the Executive branch and headed by the President, who is both the head of state and head of government.
Special Forex Regime for the Extractive Sector
The former CEMAC Foreign Exchange Regulation No. 02/00/CEMAC/UMAC/CM dated 29 April 2000 (“Old Forex Regulation”), after several years of debate, was repealed with the adoption of the New CEMAC Exchange Regulation No. 02/18/CEMAC/UMAC/CM, dated 21 December 2018, (“New Forex Regulation”).
New General Labour Law
The Parliament of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea (“EG”) has enacted Law No. 4/2021, dated 3rd of December, on General Labour (“GLL”) to meet the demands and challenges presented by the labour market and to adapt to the economic policies drawn up by the Government.
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Guide for Investors in the Mining Sector in Equatorial Guinea
EG is a civil law jurisdiction rooted on Spanish civil law. The government system of the country is presidential, led by the Executive branch and headed by the President, who is both the head of state and head of government.
Special Forex Regime for the Extractive Sector
The former CEMAC Foreign Exchange Regulation No. 02/00/CEMAC/UMAC/CM dated 29 April 2000 (“Old Forex Regulation”), after several years of debate, was repealed with the adoption of the New CEMAC Exchange Regulation No. 02/18/CEMAC/UMAC/CM, dated 21 December 2018, (“New Forex Regulation”).
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