Friday, July 01, 2005

Stewpit gg!! I'll expose you...haha..


Stupid Gan Guang......... copied my SS DIRECTLY!!!!!!! What the!? My work!! Heart pain...haha... kns lor..copy mine..I don't wanna hai[4] him only...if not he's sooo soooo dead man...

MINE - Entry #703

PAKISTAN:

-> Full safeguards to protect foreign investment.

-> Removal of the ceiling on payments of royalties and
technical fees;

-> Foreign companies registered in Pakistan allowed to
undertake export and import trade.

-> Relaxed on foreign exchange controls, foreign investors are
allowed to participate in local
projects on a 100 per cent equity basis in various sectors.

-> Withdrawal of work permit restrictions on expatriate
managers and technical personnel working in industrial
undertakings and easing of remittance restrictions;

-> Elimination of the requirement of obtaining a "No
Objection Certificate" (NOC) from the appropriate provincial
government, except for areas which are classified as negative
areas (for reasons of environmental degradation, over-congestion,
etc.);

-> No requirement of government approval to set up an
industry in any field, place and size, except for the following
industries
= Arms and ammunition
= High explosives
= Radio-active substances
= Security printing, currency and mint.

***

MACEDONIA:

-> Expropriation and Compensation

-> Performance Requirements and Incentives
= Profits generated during the first three years of operation, in
proportion to the amount of foreign investment.
= All profits reinvested in the company (maximum 25 percent of the
tax base).
= Profits invested in environmental protection.
= Profits invested in "underdeveloped" regions (maximum 50 percent of
the tax base).

-> Right to Private Ownership and Establishment

-> Protection of Property Rights

-> Transparency of Regulatory System

-> Foreign-Trade Zones/Free Ports


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References:
- http://www.buyusa.gov/pakistan/en/52.html
- http://www.state.gov/e/eb/ifd/2005/42070.htm

Kimberly
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"HIS" - Entry #1038
PAKISTAN:

-> Full safeguards to protect foreign investment.

-> Removal of the ceiling on payments of royalties and
technical fees;

-> Foreign companies registered in Pakistan allowed to
undertake export and import trade.

-> Relaxed on foreign exchange controls, foreign investors are
allowed to participate in local
projects on a 100 per cent equity basis in various sectors.

-> Withdrawal of work permit restrictions on expatriate
managers and technical personnel working in industrial
undertakings and easing of remittance restrictions;

-> Elimination of the requirement of obtaining a "No
Objection Certificate" (NOC) from the appropriate provincial
government, except for areas which are classified as negative
areas (for reasons of environmental degradation, over-congestion,
etc.);

-> No requirement of government approval to set up an
industry in any field, place and size, except for the following
industries
= Arms and ammunition
= High explosives
= Radio-active substances
= Security printing, currency and mint.

***

MACEDONIA:

-> Expropriation and Compensation

-> Performance Requirements and Incentives
= Profits generated during the first three years of operation, in
proportion to the amount of foreign investment.
= All profits reinvested in the company (maximum 25 percent of the
tax base).
= Profits invested in environmental protection.
= Profits invested in "underdeveloped" regions (maximum 50 percent of
the tax base).

-> Right to Private Ownership and Establishment

-> Protection of Property Rights

-> Transparency of Regulatory System

-> Foreign-Trade Zones/Free Ports


----------------------
References:
- http://www.buyusa.gov/pakistan/en/52.html
- http://www.state.gov/e/eb/ifd/2005/42070.htm


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SEEEEE!!!??? The heck? Everything's the same! Even the arrows I used are the same... ji pi gu! lol... PLAGARIZER....ARGH...

Some one sympathize with meh!! BOOHOO~...


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