by Bryan | Nov 17, 2023 | Commercial and Corporate Law, Companies, Publications
A franchise is a business model that has gained prominence in Costa Rica in recent years and can be utilized by small, large, or medium-sized entrepreneurs. Through franchising, the owner of a brand, service, or business, referred to as the franchisor, grants another...
by ERP Lawyers | Nov 17, 2023 | Commercial and Corporate Law, Companies, Publications
The Corporation (Sociedad Anónima or S.A.) and the Limited Liability Company (Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada or S.R.L. or LTDA.) are the most commonly used business entities in Costa Rica for investment or engaging in commercial activities. The Corporation...
by Bryan | Nov 17, 2023 | Companies, Judicial Collection, Publications
Factoring: An Overview When a company accumulates numerous accounts receivable, such as invoices or promissory notes, it may turn to factoring, also known as invoice factoring or invoice discounting. Factoring becomes a highly viable option for a company in need of...
by ERP Lawyers | Nov 17, 2023 | Companies, Publications, Tax Law
The electronic invoice is a method used to generate, send, and store invoices electronically, reducing paper usage and simplifying accounting and taxation processes. The primary goal of electronic invoicing is to have more accurate control over the earnings of...
by Bryan | Nov 17, 2023 | Commercial Law Patents, Companies, Publications
“Copyright according to the National Registry: ‘It is one of the branches that contemplates Intellectual Property, with the aim of protecting original intellectual creations (…) The protection of Copyright covers the expressions, creative, ingenious,...
by ERP Lawyers | Nov 17, 2023 | Companies, Labor Law, Publications
The employment contract may be verbal (Article 22 of the Labor Code) when it concerns: Agricultural or livestock tasks. This exception doesn’t include industrial work carried out in the field. Domestic service. Accidental or temporary work lasting no more than...
