Short pieces on accounts, payments and structures across borders. Written from files, not from theory. Published by Konfido, dated, kept up to date.
If you work with internationally mobile clients, you already know the pattern. Someone is relocating, restructuring their affairs, or simply living across two or more countries.
Read the note →Most entrepreneurs running cross-border businesses do not think of themselves as doing treasury work. They think of themselves as running a business.
Read →The company was incorporated three weeks ago. The director is appointed, the first contract is ready to be signed, and a client in another country is waiting for an invoice and an account to pay it into. The bank asks for six months of statements and copies of recent invoices. There are none.
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