Discover how the United States and Panama join forces to enhance the semiconductor supply chain. Explore the strategic partnership’s impact on diversification, economic growth, and regional competitiveness in the digital age.
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All about trademarks – Part II
<div class=”vce-asset-background-simple-item” style=”background-image: url(https://anorco.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NEW-TrademarksV6.jpg)”></div> All about trademarks (II) &lt;/p&gt;<br />&lt;img src=”data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7″ data-wp-preserve=”%3Cstyle%3E.vce-row-container%20.vcv-lozad%20%7Bdisplay%3A%20none%7D%3C%2Fstyle%3E” data-mce-resize=”false” data-mce-placeholder=”1″ class=”mce-object” width=”20″ height=”20″ alt=”&amp;lt;style&amp;gt;” title=”&amp;lt;style&amp;gt;” /&gt;<br />&lt;p&gt; How are trademarks classified?Trademarks are classified as product trademarks and service trademarks. Is there a trademark classification system?The trademark classification system is called the Niza Classification. It is an international classification that applies to theContinue reading “All about trademarks – Part II”
Frequently asked questions about the Single and Private Registry of Final Beneficiaries
Get answers to the most common questions about the Single and Private Registry of Final Beneficiaries (RUBF) in Panama. Learn about the system’s purpose, the responsible entity for compliance, registration requirements, costs, and the legal basis behind it.
Single and Private Registry of Final Beneficiaries in Panama: Enhancing Transparency and Combating Money Laundering
Learn about the significant initiative implemented by Law 129 of 2020 and Executive Decree No. 13 of 2022, which established the Single and Private Registry of Final Beneficiaries of Legal Entities (RUBF) in Panama. Understand how this registry promotes transparency in the financial system, combats money laundering, and strengthens the integrity of the country’s business system. Discover the required information that resident agents must provide and the role of the Superintendency of Non-Financial Subjects in administering and safeguarding the RUBF.
Electronic Billing in Panama: Taxpayer Obligations and Exemptions
Learn about the recent Decree No. 147 of May 26, 2021, which mandates all taxpayers, including individuals and legal entities, to issue invoices or equivalent documents for legitimizing their operations. Discover the exemptions for liberal, artisan, and artistic professions, as well as lawyers who can opt for the Electronic Billing model instead of using fiscal printers.
Qualship 21 Program: Ensuring Safe Maritime Trade and Environmental Commitment
Discover the significance of the Qualship 21 Program recently entered by the Panama Maritime Authority (PMA). Learn about the incentives offered, including reduced examination scope and limited oversight, to vessels that demonstrate compliance and good environmental management. Stay informed about the June 30th annual update of qualified flag administrations.
What is PROMTUR?
PROMTUR Panama meets its objectives by working jointly with the Panama Tourism Authority and the private sector; to position Panama…
How to obtain a Panama Residence Card in 30 days?
Discover 3 investment options to obtain a Permanent Residence Card in Panama, in 30 days!
Harnessing Solar Energy in Panama: The Baco Solar Park Project
Discover how Panama is diversifying its energy mix by leveraging its excellent geographical location and abundant solar radiation. Learn about the Baco Solar Park, the newest solar energy project in the country, set to produce an impressive 84 GWZ annually.
Entrepreneurship Companies
Explore the unique features of entrepreneurship companies, made possible by Law 186 of 2020 and Executive Decree 93 of 2021. Learn about the easy incorporation process, minimum requirements, financial benefits, and how they facilitate global participation
Future Logistics Strategy for Panama: Vision and Plans for Sustainable Growth
Learn about the Canal de Panama’s vision for the future of the logistics sector in Panama, including plans to support the maritime auxiliary businesses and incentivize the exportation of national products through the Ley 266 de 2021 de cabotaje and the construction of the Baru port.
Logistics Strategy for Panama: Advances and Objectives for 2023
Learn about the advances of Panama’s logistics strategy for 2023 and how the government aims to turn the country into an internationally recognized logistics hub through the PORTCEL program and the creation of a single window for foreign trade.
Mining could contribute 1% to GDP
The macroeconomic report presented by the chief economist of the IDB, Erci Parrado, foresees a growth of 1% for the set of Latin American economies in 2023, this in a context of high rates and inflation, without contagion or extension of the situation United States bank.
Corporate Formation Series: Panama
Panama was the first country in the region to enact modern legislation that would allow the formation of “offshore” companies for purposes of asset protection and tax planning. The simplicity and flexibility provided by Law 32 of 1927, makes Panamanian corporations the most common form of business entity used for both local and foreign investors.
Promoter of Free Zones in Panama
Free Zones are part of a special simplified global regime for the establishment and operation of companies that contribute to the development of the country and the creation of jobs, framed in the global goods and services economy.
Excecutive meeting 01.25.23 – Chamber of commerce
The central theme focused on the instability, insecurity, and skepticism of the local consumer as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.