Structuring the Joint Venture: Direct Foreign Investment in the United States

Abstract

Discusses the problems involved when foreign investors decide to try and involve themselves in the US market. US and local income taxes are involved and investors must be apprised of this and the need to sign the appropriate agreements, models of which are enclosed herein. Looks at organization and purpose, minority protection and equal ownership. Concludes that very careful legal planning is required for a successful business relationship.

Citation

Apke, T.M. (1992), "Structuring the Joint Venture: Direct Foreign Investment in the United States", Management Decision, Vol. 30 No. 3. https://doi.org/10.1108/00251749210013113