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  1. What's in a name? Plenty of branch offices. (insurance agencies): An article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management by Marjorie C. Kennedy, 1994-04-25
  2. U.S.-Canada income tax treaty requires income of U.S. branch to be determined under facts and circumstances.: An article from: The Tax Adviser by Diane L. Renfroe, 1997-11-01
  3. Subpart F treatment of hybrid branches and partnerships.(IRC Subpart F): An article from: The Tax Adviser by Michael W. Granberg, 1999-09-01
  4. Western firms seek Indian branches.(World reinsurance report: India): An article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management by Vaswati Kumari, 2003-09-01
  5. Tangling over top producers. (recruitment of branch managers and loan officers): An article from: Mortgage Banking by Peter J. Klarfeld, Laurence E. Platt, 1993-10-01
  6. City branches to bring breath of flesh air to parking lots.: An article from: Real Estate Weekly by Gale Reference Team, 2007-06-27
  7. EMAC and environmental health in emergency response.(Direct from CDC's Environmental Health Services Branch)(Emergency Management Assistance Compact): An article from: Journal of Environmental Health by Martin A. Kalis, 2007-06-01
  8. ACLI objects to proposed NASD rule on branch offices.(Regulation)(National Association of Securities Dealers)(American Council of Life Insurance): An article from: National Underwriter Life & Health by Matt Brady, 2004-11-01
  9. Federal Staff Directory, Winter 2007: The Executive Branch of the U.S. Government : White House, Departments, Agencies, Biographies (Federal Staff Directory Winter)
  10. Principles of Federal Appropriations Law, V. 1
  11. Code of Federal Regulations, Title 12, Banks and Banking, Pt. 600-899, Revised as of January 1, 2005
  12. United States Statutes at Large, V. 118, 2004, 108th Congress, 2nd Session, Pt. 1-4 (United States Statutes at Large)
  13. The Legislative Labyrinth: A Map for Not-for-Profits (AFP/Wiley Fund Development Series) (The AFP/Wiley Fund Development Series)
  14. Code of Federal Regulations, Title 12, Banks and Banking, Pt. 900-End, Revised as of January 1, 2005

41. Business -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article
This lists some of the main branches of business. (Click link for more info and facts about List of business law topics) List of business law topics
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Business
[Categories: School subjects, Academic disciplines, Business]
Business refers to at least three closely related commercial topics. The first is a commercial, professional or industrial organization or enterprise, generally referred to as "a business." The second is commercial, professional, and industrial activity generally, as in "business continues to evolve as markets change." Finally, business can be used to refer to a particular area of economic activity, such as the "record business" or the "computer business" (see (The people or companies engaged in a particular kind of commercial enterprise) Industry ). This article is concerned primarily with the first definition of individual businesses, but also contains links to general business and management topics, in the sense of the second definition.
Individual businesses are established in order to perform (Click link for more info and facts about economic) economic activities. With some exceptions (such as (A jointly owned commercial enterprise (usually organized by farmers or consumers) that produces and distributes goods and services and is run for the benefit of its owners) cooperative s, corporate bodies

42. GOVERNMENT DECREE ON REP OFFICES BRANCHES OF FOREIGN BUSINESS PERSONS ANF FOREIG
Persons working in branches must pay taxes according to the law of Vietnam. LIST OF GOODS AND SERVICES FOREIGN business PEOPLE S branches ARE PERMITTED
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GOVERNMENT DECREE ON REP OFFICES BRANCHES OF FOREIGN BUSINESS PERSONS ANF FOREIGN TOURISM ENTERPRISES IN VIETNAM (Continued from last issue) l Duties of foreign business people and foreign tourism enterprises; and duties of rep offices and branches when these facilities terminate operations Before ceasing operations of a rep office or a branch in Vietnam, foreign business people, foreign tourism enterprises and foreign rep offices and branches are responsible for paying all debts and accomplishing other obligations concerning the State or other organizations and individuals in Vietnam. Provincial People's Committees are responsible for monitoring, supervising and promoting this regulation on rep offices and branches located in their localities. III. OPERATIONS, RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF REP OFFICES AND BRANCHES 1. Operations of rep offices - Establishing economic, trade and tourism projects in Vietnam; - Seeking and promoting opportunities to purchase and sell goods and supply trade and tourism services in Vietnam; - Supervising and promoting the implementation of contracts signed by foreign business people, foreign tourism enterprises under their representatives.

43. Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) Website
New Yemeni law Regulating Agencies and branches of Companies and Foreign Firms This new law embraced limitations on the activity and business of a
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44. Myanmar Yellow Pages - Myanmar Business Directory, Myanmar Telephone Directory,
The objectives of the Union of Myanmar Foreign Investment law are (c) Limited companies, inclusive of foreign companies and branches or joint ventures
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Myanmar adopted the market oriented economic system in the year 1988 after adopting the centralized planning economic system for more than two decades. Substantial stabilization and reform measures had been undertaken to be in line with the new economic system. The initial step taken towards a more liberalized economy is to allow foreign direct investment and to encourage the private sector development. In the area of legal framework one of the first laws on investment promulgated by the State Law and Order Restoration Council is the Union of Myanmar Foreign Investment Law (FIL), promulgated on 30th November 1988 to induce foreign investment and to boost investment particularly in the private sector. II. FOREIGN INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT

45. Business & Economics
c) branches, agencies or any type of representation in the country of foreign This law is applicable to foreign investment in all areas which are not
http://www.angola.org/business/law597.html
Law No 5/97
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LAW
NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
27 June, 1997
Considering, due to the reorganization of the financial system it is imperative that norms and principles which have been valid until the present time, be updated, for they have become obsolete, to reconcile the operation of the financial institutions with the current phase of the economic development in the country. In that sense, the intention of the law aims is to conduct a profound revision of the above mentioned norms, in order to improve the discipline of foreign exchange operations, as well as establish a basic juridical-legal framework to regulate foreign exchange trade in a manner that takes into account the legitimate interests of the State and other economic entities In those terms, under the provisions of art 88 of the Constitution the National Legislative Assembly approves the following:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LAW
CHAPTER I
(General Provisions) Article 1
(Objective)
The objective of the following charter is to regulate financial and commercial operations which have and effective or potential effect on the balance of payments. Article 2
(Scope of application)
This law and its complementary charters and regulations applies to
a) foreign exchange operations b) trade in foreign exchange Article 3
(Foreign exchange authority)
The National Bank of Angola is the foreign exchange authority in the Republic of Angola. It can delegate power on other entities for specific activities.

46. Alumni Association Overseas Branches And Contacts - City University London
Nigel also hopes to create a synergy with Australian and Asian branches. Patrick Oufi (LLB business law, 1996) has been living in the UAE since 1999.
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47. FindLaw For Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal And State Resources, Forms,
Under this law, Robbins, who had not paid the tax nor taken a license, was prosecuted In certain branches of business, it may be adopted with advantage.
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48. DOJCD: Business Units
view the organisational structure. branches within the department The Office of the Chief State law Adviser Legislation reports workschedules
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49. University Of Pennsylvania Law Review: Beyond Powers And Branches In Separation
Beyond powers and branches in separation of powers law. of over 32000000 articles from thousands of business and consumer magazines and journals,
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50. SPAIN Trademark Law
The municipality or municipalities where the business and the branches for which it is contained in Title III of this law shall apply to business signs.
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TITLE VIII TRADE NAMES AND BUSINESS SIGNS
Chapter I Trade Names
(1) A trade name shall be understood to be the sign or name that serves to identify a natural person or legal entity in the practice of his business activity and distinguishes his activity from identical or similar ones.
(2) The following in particular may be trade names:
(a) surnames, corporate names and the names of legal entities;
(b) fanciful names;
(c) names alluding to the object of the business activity;
(d) anagrams;
(e) any combination of the signs mentioned by way of example in the preceding subparagraphs. A trade name shall be protected under the conditions laid down in Article 8 of the Act in force in Spain of the Paris Convention, provided that its proprietor shows that he has used it in Spain. When the proprietor of a trade name brings an action seeking a declaration of invalidity of a subsequently registered trademark or trade name or business sign, he shall prove the use mentioned in the preceding sentence and bring the action before five years have expired from the date of publication of the corresponding grant. (1) Registration of a trade name at the Registry of Industrial Property is optional and confers on its proprietor the exclusive right to use it in the course of trade under the conditions laid down in this Law.

51. Sweden
Bureau of Economic and business Affairs Finance and Development Organization The Swedish law, Act (1992160) on Foreign branches, applies to foreign
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2005 INVESTMENT CLIMATE STATEMENT SWEDEN OPENNESS TO FOREIGN INVESTMENT The General Government Attitude Toward Foreign Direct Investment: Sweden is generally considered to be an attractive country in which to invest. Until the mid-1980s, Sweden's approach to direct investment from abroad was quite restrictive and governed by a complex system of laws and regulations. Since then, Sweden’s entry into the European Union (EU) as well as doubts about the effectiveness and desirability of controlling foreign direct investment (FDI), have greatly improved the investment climate and attracted foreign investors to the country. Swedish authorities have implemented a number of reforms to improve the business regulatory environment that benefits investment inflows. Sweden is also seeking ways to ensure wider ownership in Swedish industry, which it believes will increase competition and lead to greater efficiency. As a result foreign ownership in Sweden has increased rapidly in the last decade and foreign-owned firms now employ almost 25% of the work force in the business sector. To an increasing extent, those employees work in service industries. The Swedish government has pursued a macroeconomic policy that is favorable to the business sector. Inflation has been tamed and stabilized at low levels. With its conservative monetary policy, the government has prepared the country for future membership in the European monetary union. The referendum on whether Sweden would join the third stage of the European Monetary Union, EMU, was held in September 2003. The outcome 42 percent voting for Swedish entry into the EMU, and 55.9 percent voting for Sweden to remain outside the monetary union –- means that a strong shift in public opinion will have to occur before future political leaders will dare to call another referendum on the issue. It is likely that the outcome of the vote will keep Sweden from introducing the Euro for at least the next 5-10 years.

52. UAE Internet Yellow Pages
In business, the government of Dubai is committed to liberal, Federal law restricts foreign banks to no more than eight branches each.
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) comprise the seven member states of Abu Dhabi, the capital city, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah.
The total area of the Federation is about 83,600 square kilometers, much of it in Abu Dhabi emirate. Dubai, with an area of 3,885 square kilometers, is the second largest emirate. Situated on the banks of the Dubai Creek, a natural inlet from the Gulf which divides the city into the Deira district to its north and Bur Dubai on its south, the city ranks as the UAE's most important port and commercial center.
The UAE has 700 kilometers of coastline, of which 100 kilometers are on the Gulf of Oman. Along the Arabian Gulf coast there are offshore islands, coral reefs and sabkha, or salt-marshes. Stretches of gravel, plain and barren desert characterise the inland region.
To the east, a range of mountains lies close to the Gulf of Oman and forms a backbone through the Mussandam Peninsula. The western interior of the country, most of it in Abu Dhabi, consists mainly of desert interspersed with oasis. Climate
The UAE has a sub-tropical, arid climate. Rainfall is infrequent and irregular. Falling mainly in winter, it amounts to some 13 centimeters a year. Temperatures range from a low of about 10 degrees celsius to a high of 48 degrees celsius. The mean daily maximum is 24 degrees in January rising to 41 degrees in July.

53. Branches Of Study | Higher Education Authority | An TÚdarás Um Ard-Oideach
law 6.2.5. Industrial Relations 6.2.6. Hotel Management 6.2.7. business Studies and Accountancy. 6. branches of study The grades of teachers in the Colleges
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6.2.4. Law
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6.2.7. Business Studies and Accountancy 6. Branches of study
The grades of teachers in the Colleges are as follows: Director, Senior Lecturer II, Senior Lecturer I, Lecturer II, Lecturer I, College teacher Higher education courses are available in university and extra- university institutions. 6.1. Organisation of Courses: University The range of faculties, departments and subjects varies from college to college. Details of all courses are available directly from individual admissions offices of the university/college only. At the constituent universities of the National University of Ireland, the duration of study for the first degree, the Bachelor's degree, in Arts and Humanities, the Social Sciences, Law and Commerce/Business Studies, is ( with some exceptions ) three years. Cognate degrees would generally be of four years' duration at Trinity College, University of Limerick and Dublin City University. First-degree courses in Engineering, Agriculture and Science generally take four years; five years in the case of Architecture, Veterinary Medicine and Dentistry. Six years are required for Medicine.

54. Spain Business USA Branches
The Spanish Commercial Offices in the United States are here to help you do business with Spain. Economic Overview Company law branches
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55. VA Approved Programs Branches
VA APPROVED PROGRAMS AT HARTFORD, STAMFORD, AVERYPOINT, FARMINGTON AND branches Dual Program JD MA business Admin, University of Connecticut - law
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56. SUMMARY OF REVISION OF THE JAPANESE PATENT ATTORNEY LAW
Article 42 of the Patent Attorney law defines that a Patent business Corporation As of December 11, 2002, the number of branches was 66 in total.
http://www.jpaa.or.jp/english/data/summary_of_revisions_200301.htm
January 2003 JAPAN PATENT ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION International Activities Committee 1. SUMMARY OF REVISION OF THE JAPANESE PATENT ATTORNEY LAW 1-1. 1st Revision of The Japanese Patent Attorney (i.e. "Benrishi"in Japanese) Law 1-1-1. Object In addition to protecting intellectual property, constructing a system which enables intellectual property to be positively utilized to yield a profit and then makes it a source of further creative activity (Intellectual creation cycle) has been regarded as indispensable. Moreover, in order to promote deregulation, there have been demands for a prompt reform of the Patent Attorney System, including a reexamination of Regulations regarding activities monopolized by patent attorneys and the scope of patent attorneys' activities, and a removal of the ban on establishment of a patent business corporation or firm. In view of these circumstances, it is necessary to completely reexamine the Patent Attorneys Law (established 1921) which regulates the activities of patent attorneys. 1-1-2. Outline

57. Laws Reguations
The branch banks and business departments of the People s Bank of China subbranches and the business branches of foreign-funded banks within their
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58. ALM's Law.com
deferential approach to government s executive and legislative branches. business law Former MCA Financial Exec Pleads Guilty in $256M Fraud Case
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59. Invest In Sweden Agency - Establishing A Business
can be acquired for a nominal fee from law firms or consultant firms. Foreign branches A foreign company wishing to establish a business in Sweden
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Real Estate ... Wood and Paper INVESTING IN SWEDEN Business environment Establishing a business FAQ Rent levels ... Working in Sweden Simplicity and transparency A foreign company wishing to do business in Sweden may do so either through a Swedish subsidiary company or a branch office. There are no restrictions for foreign owners in Swedish companies. Corporations exist as non-trading partnerships (enkla bolag), trading partnerships (handelsbolag), limited partnerships (kommanditbolag) and limited liability companies (aktiebolag). The latter is the only corporate form with no personal liability in Sweden and is by far the predominant type of business organization. It is also the form most often used by foreign companies. There are two categories of limited liability companies (aktiebolag)

60. KemSU OnLine | Departments | KemSU Branches | Novokuznetsk Branch
The BranchInstitute structure includes 3 Faculties Economic, of law, of Information Technologies. Chair of business Accounting and Audit
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    Site of the Branch: http://www.nfi.kemsu.ru/ Brief historical reference
    The Novokuznetsk Branch-Institute of the Kemerovo State University was founded in 1995 on the basis of the Higher Business Colledge. In 1998 the Branch got the status of an institute. The Institute develops rapidly. The Institute prepairs to open the Humanitarian Faculty and, in prospect - the Faculty of Natural Sciences. The Branch today
    At present the Branch-Institute is an educational institution including higher professional education, secondary professional education, pre-university training. The Branch-Institute structure includes Faculties: Economic, of Law, of Information Technologies. The Department of Pre-University training includes preparatory courses. In 2001 the total contngent of students on all forms of education exceeded

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