To work at The Panama Canal expansion
Expansion works at the Panama Canal are carried out by the main contractor, the Panama Canal Authority (PCA), who in turn has hired subcontractors such as Grupo Unidos por el Canal (GUPC), FCC Construcción and the construction company MECO. After its approval, and once the construction works began, the Ministry of Work and Labor Development
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The Panama Canal Explansion
For five centuries, Panama has been an important route for world trade and transportation. Today, the railway, airports, roads, oil pipeline, fiber optics communication cables, international techno-parks, ports and the Panama Canal make up a key infrastructure that independently, while complementing each other, are part of the unrivalled geographic position offered by the Isthmus. We
Regulations of Interest – Taxes – Law 80
It introduces new terms such as active/adventure, scientific, cultural/ethnic, cruise, sun and beach, business, sports fishing, nautical, rural, agro tourism and multiple use establishments. Main tax exemptions based on activity: Boarding establishments and constructions outside the district of Panama. Applies to new constructions with a minimum investment of $250,000; new constructions in tribal areas with
Regulations of Interest – Taxes – Law 62
Law 62 of October 5, 2012. By which provisions are adopted to allow implementation of certain commitments under the Trade Promotion Treaty between the Republic of Panama and the United States of America. Amendments are introduced to specific articles of other laws to suit them all to the commitment system in the said treaty with
Company Split
On November 28, 2012, Law 85 of 2012 was published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Panama, by which certain articles of the Code of Commerce of the Republic of Panama are amended and added, establishing the “Split” as a form of company reorganization. Split-up It the act whereby a company may split
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Panamanian Chapter on Taxation Law
This article was first published in The Inward Investment and International Review, 3rd Edition, January 2013. Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. View full article (PDF) This article was first published in The Inward Investment and International Review, 3rd Edition, January 2013. Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. View full article (PDF)
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Panamanian Chapter on Anti-Corruption Regulation
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Panamá redefine su concepto del uso de marcas
Panamá redefine su concepto del uso de marcas Con la suscripción de Panamá a una serie de tratados relacionados con la propiedad industrial, nuestras leyes internas han cambiado para volverse más territoriales; el uso de una marca es nuevamente territorial, por lo que su registro se convierte en imprescindible para su protección. El uso como
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Morgan & Morgan’s Pro Bono Commitment
Battered women who fear for their safety, mothers unable to support their children, dysfunctional families in need. A reality for many women is the presence of domestic violence in their lives. This situation, although occurring in all social and economic levels, is much more obvious and has more serious consequences in low-income communities. Despite the
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Volunteerism in Panama
By Nelva Araúz Reyes In the last thirty years volunteering, has gradually evolved from being in a modest position, to being recognized as a key player in the development of different countries. This has led citizens to participate in the design and implementation of actions aimed at obtaining the interest of the population, well beyond