The Mongolia Guide contains useful information for visitors, including business culture, etiquette, climate, transport and how to obtain a visa. Those interested in doing business in Mongolia can also find a list of suggested hotels, as well as contact information for embassies, hospitals, travel agencies and other important resources. The chapter also features guide pieces on dog-sledding and...
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Chapter | The Guide. from The Report: Mongolia 2014
Chapter | Legal Framework. from The Report: Mongolia 2014
This chapter explores the laws and regulations that affect businesses and investors in Mongolia. It also features a legal framework viewpoint from OBG partner, David Beckstead, Foreign Legal Consultant with Lehman, Lee & Xu Mongolia.
Articles & Analysis | More clarity: A look at recent revisions to laws affecting foreign investors from The Report: Mongolia 2014
As may be expected in a fast-growing emerging market, Mongolia’s legal framework – like many other aspects of Mongolian society – is in a constant state of flux. At first blush, since foreign investors tend to crave legal certainty, this would appear to be a weakness of the country’s legal system. However, investors should take comfort in the fact...
Articles & Analysis | Paying their dues: An introduction to founding a firm and paying taxes in Mongolia from The Report: Mongolia 2014
Economic and business activities in Mongolia are regulated by a variety of laws, principally the Company Law of 2011, the Civil Code of 2002, the new Investment Law of 2013 (replacing the Law on Foreign Investment of 1993), and the Law on the Regulation of Foreign Investment in Entities Operating in Strategic Sectors of 2012. Currently,...
Interviews & Viewpoints | David Beckstead, Foreign Legal Consultant, Lehman, Lee & Xu Mongolia, on building a stronger legal structure from The Report: Mongolia 2014
I am often asked by foreign investors about my perception of Mongolia’s economic prospects. In the short term, there are a number of hurdles that need to be overcome in order to improve the country’s legal framework and facilitate greater economic activity. Over the long run, however, there seems to be a strong political will to continue...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Peter Markey, Partner, Ernst & Young from The Report: Mongolia 2014
How does Mongolia’s corporate tax structure compare to other developing countries in the region?