Corporate Compliance
Corporate Social Responsibility in Nepal
Corporate Social Responsibility Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a self-regulating business model that helps a company be socially accountable to itself, its stakeholders,…
Practice area
Foreign investment in Nepal
Entry-to-exit advice for foreign investors, including approvals, due diligence, incorporation, tax registration and repatriation.
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Clear advice for decisions, compliance and disputes
Entry-to-exit advice for foreign investors, including approvals, due diligence, incorporation, tax registration and repatriation.
S & S Jurists helps clients identify the applicable Nepalese law, understand immediate risks and prepare the documents or proceedings required for the next step. Advice is tailored to the facts, deadlines and authorities involved in each matter.
Services
Work within this practice area
- Investment entry and approval strategy
- Company incorporation and tax registration
- Regulatory liaison and due diligence
- Income repatriation and continuing compliance
Legal updates and guides
Publications about foreign investment
Company Registration
How to Convert a Public Company into a Listed Company in Nepal
If your company is already incorporated under the Companies Act as a public company that gives you a head start you do not need to convert from private to public. But listing on…
Corporate Compliance
NGO vs. NPO in Nepal
1. Introduction In Nepal, many groups working in areas like education, health, social development, or humanitarian aid often call themselves NGOs or NPOs. However, these terms are…
Company Registration
Legal Frameworks for Permanent Establishment (PE) in Nepal
A foreign permanent establishment (FPE) in Nepal is defined as a fixed place of business or dependent agency of a non-resident foreign entity carrying on business activities in…
Company Registration
Registration of E-Commerce Business in Nepal
Learn how to register an e-commerce business in Nepal, including governing authorities, platform information, required documents and the listing process.
Corporate Compliance
Types of Shares in Nepal: Ordinary and Preference Shares Explained
1. Introduction When a company is incorporated in Nepal under the Companies Act, 2063 (2006), its capital is divided into shares, and ownership is represented through those shares.…
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