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10 February 2014

2014 edition of Foreign Investment in Australia

This is an introduction to the regulatory framework relating to foreign investment in Australia.
Australia International Law
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Foreign investment in Australia is an introduction to the regulatory framework relating to foreign investment in Australia. It is of particular value to inbound investors and their advisers looking for a plain speaking and comprehensive guide when undertaking business in Australia.

Australia welcomes and encourages foreign investment, particularly direct investment, which will foster export-orientated, internationally competitive industries. Joint ventures and new enterprises, which will continue to diversify the Australian economy, are especially welcome. Foreign capital plays a fundamental role in the development of Australia's industries and resources. Foreign investors, both in partnership with local companies or on their own account, are readily able to pursue opportunities in Australia.

The topics covered in this publication include:

  • an introduction to the legal and financial systems in Australia
  • the available business and investment structures in Australia
  • the regulation of banking, securities, trade practices, property, intellectual property, e commerce, workplace relations, OHS, mining and the environment in Australia
  • Australia's taxation system
  • foreign investment, foreign exchange and immigration law and policy in Australia.

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The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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