Can local laws be made to apply to multinational companies?
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Yes if they have a physical presence locally.  They are also required to pay taxes and be licensed in the cities and states they operate in.
543248
Are you asking about a particular countries set of laws? If so you need to specify. If you are requesting a definition, they are effectively codes of conduct in business and commerce.
1125330
It depends on the state and type of corporation, so the answer is "maybe."\n\nMinutes are retained by the corporation and need not be filed with anyone.
637111
Depends on where the company is located, i.e. is it incorporated in the U.S. or in India?  I'm not sure the Information Act is something you can use if the company is not a U.S. business.  I would check with the embassy in India for more information.
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I cannot imagine any US jurisdiction even contemplating such a situation. The local tax payers would not accept it.\nJust from a logistics standpoint, call takers and dispatchers need to be familiar with the geography served by their call center. Many law enforcement agencies have the electronic equivalent of a GPS for the officers' locations. How could somebody in another country effectively dispatch and manage officers?
454317
There are a lot of international laws that govern these things.  I would contact a bank that works internationally and an international business lawyer to help you get setup.\n\nGood luck with your venture
644184
Generally speaking, federal laws have limited applicability within state borders.\n\nYou should be far more concerned with local laws than federal laws since (theoretically) no local laws conflict with federal law.\n\nIt's hard to imagine what local law you are charged with violating that would conflict with a federal law.
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A-A MNC gets respect for its image, product, market reach, price and business more easily since the amrket is eagar to TRY the product.\nDisadvantages-The product can be copied & spurious versions with lower quality/little alterations can compete at lower price. Local apathy can generate as the market is not utility oriented, User friendly but 'trying' the product! Hence retentive usage of a foreign brand has long term limitations, unless the MNC floats a local entity and get into local acceptance. This is more in consumer products while not so in capital goods but here it is the Govt apathy can create licencing/tax hurdles.
333039
Obviously, you should speak with a lawyer about this as it depends upon the state and the specific restrictions.  For example, California has statutory restrictions on non-competes.  Your lawyer can help you.
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In general, yes.  US rules governing taxation of international business are among the most complex tax rules in existence.  Coincidentally, I've spent the last 30 years learning them.\n\nIf you invest in a business directly as a branch/proprietorship or through a partnership, you will pick up your share of the income just as you would in the United States.  You may be entitled to a credit for any foreign income taxes that you pay.\n\nIf you invest through a foreign corporation, you may be able to defer income until you receive a dividend or sell your shares.  However, there are elaborate rules which in some cases require you to pay tax on undistributed income of a controlled foreign corporation.\n\nDepending upon the size of the investment, you should get appropriate professional advice.  Remember that free advice is worth just what you paid for it!
79356
If the bank policy allows for international customers.
1121926
You will have to check the local ordinances but not typically. Only if you start making massive numbers of sales or are making a huge amount of money.
604648
There is no "list" of companies that might consider this.  Instead, you need to think about it from a company's point of view.  What type of company would be accustomed to dealing with visa issues?  Which ones would have the resources to deal with those kinds of problems?  \n\nClearly, you stand a much better chance with large multi-national companies.  Focus your energy there.  Ignore small local companies (unless their owners are foreign themselves), as they would never be equipped to deal with these types of issues.\n\nAnd remember, because of the additional cost of hiring someone like you, you would need to be an outstanding candidate to begin with.  Consider what you can do to improve the overall perception of your application.
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Not enough information, matters what it is dealing with. But you should be able too if its a big enough contract dealing with International suppliers...
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you might try your local chamber of commerence
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Answer:-YES. But laws governing companies vary in different countries.Any company, incorporated will have a memorandum and articles of associations and these will specify the authorised capital to be composed of X no. of shares at face value of Y(say $1 or Rs,10). Then the initial promoters will subscribe to a minimum no.of shares, become members and get the corporation registered. Thereafter futher issue of shares,no.of share holders,public issue of shares,listing in stock exchange etc.are governed by the Articles of Association and the law of the land. A company having limited no.of shareholders,or limiting the membership to family,(in India by law minimum 2 and maximum 50),is called a private limited company. The capital contributed by members of such a company is also in the form of shares,but the Aricles would allow only restricted transfer of shares held and not to any one of choice of the shareholder as against free transferability of shares  in a listed/even some unlisted companies.
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Get an attorney in your local jurisdiction