Tax Crime in Costa Rica
The current COVID 19 situation has left us with a lot of unprecedented changes and has forced us to adapt to a series of ...
Legal and Tax Implications for Inactive Companies In Costa Rica
In past years it was very common to use inactive companies as a legal structure to protect assets. The foregoing, because it was a ...
Labor Law and Covid 19 in Costa Rica
The arrival of the COVID 19 has changed the labor law in Costa Rica, the Labor Ministry and social security have been forced to ...
Registry of Shareholders of Legal Entities is Mandatory in Costa Rica
The Law to Improve The Fight Against Tax Fraud (Law N° 9416) obliges legal entities, third party resource managers, nonprofit organizations and private trust, ...
Moratorium of 2 Months to Waive the Fine for Failing the Complience of the Declaration of Ultimate Beneficiary Ownership
This past Wednesday January 29th 2020, the costarrican Congress approved a moratorium of 2 months to waive the fine for those who fail to file ...
April 26th World Intellectual Property Day
The States members of the World Intellectual Property Organization (W.I.P.O.) stablished at Geneva- Switzerland, chose April 26th to celebrate the World Intellectual Property Day. ...
The Trust as Protector and Growth Generator of our Heritage
We all make an effort to create our heritage; whether small, medium or large, it deserves proper care and protection, so that our family ...
The Faculty of Municipalities in Costa Rica to Issue Securities
Prior to the enactment of the Municipal Code, by Law No. 7794 of April 30th, 1998, its predecessor Code silent on this possibility. Before ...
Intellectual Property Costa Rican Law
Although it is quite clear that Intellectual Property in Costa Rica had not reached the expected standards, with the signing of the Central America ...
Immigration Categories
Immigration Categories in Costa Rica In Costa Rica, there are two types of residency: Permanent residency: This is an immigration status that allows the ...