Living in Costa Rica
Explore the pura vida lifestyle in Costa Rica through our blog - from lush rainforests to vibrant culture. Discover the essence of living here, following the correct laws.
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Creating a Corporation in Costa Rica
Creating a company or a corporation in Costa Rica involves several steps and compliance with certain legal requirements. Here is a general guide: 1. **Research and Planning:** - Before starting the registration process, conduct detailed research on the type of business you want to establish, the market in Costa Rica, and specific requirements for… -
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How to open a bank account in Costa Rica
Opening a bank account in Costa Rica is a relatively straightforward process. Here is a general guide on the steps you can take: **Choose the Account Type:** - Decide on the type of account you want to open. Common options include savings accounts, checking accounts, and foreign currency accounts. **Select the Bank:** -… -
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Notary Services in Costa Rica
In Costa Rica, notarial services are provided by professionals known as notaries public. Here is relevant information about notarial services in Costa Rica: 1. **Functions of the Notary:** - The notary in Costa Rica has the authority to provide public faith and authenticate legal documents. Their functions include drafting and legalizing contracts, deeds, wills, and… -
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Vehicle Collision in Costa Rica, now what? (with only material damages)
In the event of a traffic accident in Costa Rica, the procedural aspects may deviate from those encountered by tourists in their home countries. In instances involving only material damages, it is imperative to initiate contact with emergency services by dialing 9-1-1, reporting the collision, and awaiting the arrival of a traffic officer who will… -
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A Healthy and Secure Workplace Environment
As part of our commitment to fostering a healthy and secure workplace environment, we are excited to offer specialized training sessions tailored to address critical issues such as workplace harassment and fraud prevention. 1. Workplace Harassment Training. Our comprehensive training programs aim to equip your company and its employees with the knowledge and skills to… -
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Compliance Corporation
Having a compliance program is crucial for organizations across various industries for several important reasons: 1. Legal and Regulatory Compliance: - Compliance programs help organizations adhere to applicable laws and regulations governing their industry. This is essential for avoiding legal penalties, fines, and reputational damage that can result from non-compliance. 2. Ethical Standards and Corporate… -
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Labor Law in Costa Rica
Labor law in Costa Rica is a comprehensive framework of regulations that govern the rights and obligations of both employers and employees. The primary sources of labor law in Costa Rica include the Labor Code (Código de Trabajo), various regulations, collective bargaining agreements, and judicial interpretations. Here are some key aspects of labor law in… -
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Buying a car in Costa Rica
In Costa Rica, the process of buying a car involve a notary who is also a a lawyer to handle the legal and administrative aspects of the transaction. Here is an overview of the typical steps involved in buying a car in Costa Rica: Vehicle Inspection. Before purchasing a car, it's advisable to have it… -
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Taxes in Costa Rica
In Costa Rica, there are various taxes that individuals and businesses may be required to pay. The tax system in Costa Rica includes both direct and indirect taxes. Here is an overview of some of the key taxes: Income Tax (Impuesto sobre la Renta): Individuals and companies are subject to income tax in Costa Rica.… -
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Purchase a property in Costa Rica
Buying requires the involvement of a notary due to the unique legal system and the important role notaries play in real estate transactions. Here are the key reasons why a notary is essential in the property buying process in Costa Rica: Public Notary System: Costa Rica operates under a civil law legal system, and notaries…
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