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Acevedo & Acevedo Abogados by Interpoint Legal

Practice area

International Expansion

We act for Colombian companies opening operations abroad and for foreign investors entering Colombia. The practice covers incorporation of companies in the United States, international investment vehicles, and the negotiation of cross-border supply and financing agreements.

Scope

International Expansion services

  • Incorporation of companies in the United States
  • International investment vehicles
  • Colombian market entry for foreign investors
  • Negotiation and closing of international supply agreements
  • Cross-border financing agreements
  • International business round design
  • Support in international negotiations
  • RSPO certification for agribusiness

Common questions

Questions about international expansion

What does a foreign company need to start operating in Colombia?
It must choose between a subsidiary and a branch, incorporate before the Chamber of Commerce, obtain a tax ID, register the foreign investment with the Banco de la República, and appoint a legal representative. A branch requires assigned capital and carries parent-company liability.
What should a Colombian company consider before incorporating in the United States?
It must select the state and entity type, assess the tax effect in both countries under worldwide income rules, register the investment with the Banco de la República, and anticipate the minimum operating substance that banks and counterparties require to open an account.

Need counsel on international expansion?

An initial conversation is enough to establish whether the matter calls for ongoing counsel, a one-off intervention, or simply a second reading.

Calle 100 # 8A-37, Oficina 701, Torre A · Bogotá · Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.