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30 October 2012

A guide to doing business in Australia for foreign investors

This updated guide provides a general, high level outline of legal and tax issues relevant to investing in Australia.
China Government, Public Sector
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King & Wood Mallesons has updated its guide to takeovers in Australia.

Australia welcomes and encourages foreign investment and has a favourable investment environment. Investments that create exports, replace imports, introduce new technology or create employment are particularly welcome.

Australia offers significant benefits for foreign investors, including:

  • a resilient and diverse economy with low inflation;
  • a transparent and liberal process for approval of foreign investment;
  • low barriers to trade and investment, with business-oriented corporate regulation;
  • a competitive company tax rate; and
  • a sizeable domestic market for almost 23 million people.

More generally, Australia has:

  • a highly educated, skilled, multi-lingual and computer-literate labour force
  • an emphasis on reform to maintain the best conditions for growth and investment
  • a business migration program, and
  • a strategic location in the Asia-Pacific region and an integration with global markets.

King & Wood Mallesons' guide to doing business in Australia provides a general, high level outline of the legal and tax issues relevant to investing in Australia. Intending investors should obtain specific and detailed professional advice about any proposed business activity in Australia. King & Wood Mallesons would be pleased to assist you and provide further information on any of the topics in the guide.

《澳大利亚要约收购指南》概述了在澳洲从事或回应要约收购上市公司所涉及的法律问题和操作程序及澳大利亚收购交易中的复杂问题。

English PDF(英文PDF):

http://www.mallesons.com/Documents/A_guide_to_takeovers_in_Australia.pdf

Chinese PDF(中文PDF):

http://www.mallesons.com/Documents/Guide_to_takeovers_in_Australia_chinese.pdf

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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