Country Guides
The Country Guides Hub is designed to empower businesses, freelancers, and entrepreneurs with region-specific knowledge needed to expand and operate globally. Here, you’ll find comprehensive guides tailored to key markets – including the USA, UK, Philippines, Pakistan, India, Argentina, Brazil, and Ukraine – that cover how to navigate banking, cross-border payments, regulations, and business setup. Whether you’re looking to receive payments from international clients, open a local business bank account, or remain compliant with fiscal requirements, our guides deliver clear, practical insights for your region.
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How to Open a US Bank Account Online for Your Business
Opening a US bank account for foreign businesses is challenging but necessary for conducting business with US customers or suppliers. This guide covers requirements and alternatives, such as global payment platforms to simplify your business operations in the US
How to bill your international clients
Want to learn how to bill international clients when you’re based in the Philippines? In this article we spoke to three leading business owners who shared their tips to working successful international work. Learn how they collect payments and more below.
Brazilian freelancers rise up
In Brazil's dynamic job landscape, freelancing has emerged as a powerful force.But there are still unique challenges and opportunities they face. Read on to learn more about the impact they are making on the local and global market.
Opportunities in Latin America are growing, are you poised to seize them?
Latin America is one of the world’s fastest-emerging markets. Thanks to high mobile adoption, eCommerce demand is growing. But outdated payment systems hamper LATAM success. How can these logistical challenges be met? Learn how to overcome these obstacles and seize opportunities!
How to register your business in the Philippines with PEZA
Looking to register your business in the Philippines and receive tax incentives? Registering with the Board of Investments (BOI) and Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) can help. As an entrepreneur, registering with investment promotion agencies can increase your chances of success by freeing up finances. Follow these guides to register with BOI or PEZA and take advantage of the benefits.
Open a business bank account in the U.K: Expand your business to the U.K.
Expanding your business to the UK? You'll need a UK bank account to do so. Pay suppliers via cheque or wire transfer, and easily get paid by your UK customers.
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