Articles - Law Firm in Iran

Obtain Visa and Working Permit for Iran

As a foreign entrepreneur, you will not be authorized to work in Iran, unless you obtain an entry visa and a working permit. After entering the country, our attorneys in Iran recommend the investor to apply for a permit within seven days from arrival. Basically, except for accredited foreign correspondents and diplomatic and consular staff, all the foreigners…

Representation in Iranian Courts

The courts in Iran are classified by the area of jurisdiction (civil or criminal) and according to the level of the litigation or crime. Basically, our lawyers in Iran specify that there are no less than four civil courts: - first level,- second level,- independent civil courts,- special civil courts. The last mentioned attends…

Tax Planning for Your Business in Iran

Two of the biggest tax concerns, as an entrepreneur in Iran, are usually paying less for taxes and reducing the administration personnel that is involved in paying them. Achieving these goals takes a bit of planning, something which our lawyers in Iran can help with. Although the tax system in Iran is quite dense and updated regularly,…

Debt Collection in Iran

Debt collection in Iran is a stately effort made by a business to collect a payment that is past due. Normally, during transactions between two businesses, there is an invoice that is being issued and the payment has to be made in a certain amount of time. After these days have passed, the…

Company Registration in Iran

Here is a list of the main steps that need to be followed in order to register a business in Iran. The list contains the procedures, the period of time and the cost concerning opening a commercial or industrial company with 10 to 50 employees and a start-up capital of 10…

Company Liquidation in Iran

The request for dissolution or liquidation of a company in Iran has to be submitted to the Corporate and Non-Commercial Institution Registration Bureau (CNCIRB), the governmental authority that registers all legal entities in Iran. However, in certain cases, the shareholders may submit their demand to a court. Please contact our team of lawyers in Iran to…

Opening a Business in Iran

Iran represents the second strongest economy in the Middle East, with an estimated nominal GDP of $397bn last year. It has the second largest population in the Middle East, a highly educated workforce and attractive tax enticements. Undoubtedly, this country has a great potential. If you are thinking about opening a company…