European Company Structures:A Guide to Establishing a Business Entity in a European Country (Ernst & Young legal series)

By Michael Oltmanns

Entrepreneurs do not restrict themselves To The borders of their own countries. All of Europe represents a potential marketplace. As a result, serious investors will at some point have business contact with Europe. Foreign entrepreneurs investing in and establishing or restructuring an enterprise in a European country need specific, practical, concise information. A bible for establishing business entities in a European Country, European Company Structures provides exactly the information businesspeople and attorneys need in these situations: a straightforward analysis of which legal form of company is most suitable detailed procedural steps an examination of the basic rules governing the operation of a business. The work covers ten European jurisdictions. Rather than presenting a needlessly theoretical analysis of these issues, The authors provide the clear, practical answers practising lawyers and businesspeople need. Its uniquely grounded approach, combined with the increased interest in establishing businesses in Europe make European Company Structures a necessary and trusted resource for modern corporations and their advisors. European Company Structures was compiled by the legal services practices of member firms of Ernst & Young International and in association with law firms cooperating with Ernst & Young.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 9041107460
• ISBN13: 9789041107466
• Release Date: March 1998
• Publisher: Kluwer Law International
• Length: 266 Pages