Entering the international market is not only about new opportunities, but also about new risks. While you are registering a trademark, applying for patents or building a company structure abroad, your business is already starting to live: you are negotiating, hiring employees, looking for suppliers, testing the concept, sharing information with potential investors and partners. At this stage, it is easy to lose the main thing - your idea, if you do not protect it legally in advance.

In the current geopolitical tension, compliance with international sanctions regimes has become not just a matter of legal caution, but an integral part of the sustainable development strategy for any international company. Violation of sanctions legislation entails not only fines and asset blocking, but also reputational risks, which can be difficult to recover from.

In 2025, there remains a high level of risk associated with cross-border transfers: blocking, return, freezing of accounts, tax consequences and even criminal risks in individual countries. Antwort Law, as an international law firm supporting cross-border activities of companies and individuals, regularly faces the consequences of errors in currency transfers. This article is designed as a practical guide that will allow you to avoid critical mistakes and choose a reliable strategy for moving funds between jurisdictions.

Modern tax systems are rapidly moving towards full transparency. Automatic exchange of financial data (CRS), tightening control over foreign assets and new tax reporting requirements make it impossible to hide income abroad without serious consequences. In these conditions, timely legalization of previously undeclared assets becomes not only a way to avoid fines and sanctions, but also an opportunity to build a transparent financial strategy for the future.

USDT (Tether) delisting from European exchanges has already begun, and in the US, regulators are increasingly considering tightening control over this stablecoin, which creates uncertainty for private investors and businesses. The international law firm Antwort Law works with a large number of crypto entrepreneurs and projects, so we always monitor the latest changes in this area and are ready to help understand the current situation. In this article, we will take a detailed look at the reasons for possible delisting, the current state of USDT, potential scenarios for the development of the situation, and also provide key recommendations for investors and businesses.

The world of digital technologies opens up many opportunities for entrepreneurs and freelancers to do business outside their country. It is important to choose the right jurisdiction for company registration, know the conditions for working as a freelancer and use advantageous visa programs. Antwort Law has prepared a selection of useful materials for you that will help you understand these issues.

The UAE is one of the most promising jurisdictions for business, offering favorable conditions for entrepreneurs from all over the world. However, success depends on the right choice of niche, understanding of legal nuances and competent organization of processes. Antwort Law has prepared for you a selection of useful materials and a real case that will help you understand the key aspects of doing business in the UAE.

The "Made in EU" label is a powerful tool for businesses looking to conquer international markets. It's not just a mark on a label, but an important factor that increases competitiveness and trust in your product. For many consumers, it's a guarantee of high quality, safety and compliance with European standards.

The "Made in UAE" label is not just a label on the packaging, but the key to international recognition. It confirms the high quality of the products, opens up access to free trade agreements and gives a competitive advantage in global markets.

El Salvador became the first country in the world to recognize Bitcoin as an official means of payment, which attracted the attention of crypto companies from all over the world. Liberal tax policies and a business-friendly environment have made the country an attractive destination for crypto companies. Despite its advantages, doing business in El Salvador requires compliance with a number of tax and accounting obligations that are necessary for proper operation and compliance with the law. Let's figure out what taxes and reporting and auditing obligations apply to crypto companies in El Salvador.