Multinational companies operate in multiple countries and face unique factors that influence their operations compared to domestic companies. These factors include foreign ownership, multinational accounting across currencies, and foreign exchange risk. Multinational companies must also navigate international trade blocs like NAFTA, EU, and ASEAN, as well as international organizations that regulate trade such as the World Trade Organization. Tax rules also differ for resident foreign and non-resident foreign corporations.
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Multinational Companies and Its Environment
Multinational companies operate in multiple countries and face unique factors that influence their operations compared to domestic companies. These factors include foreign ownership, multinational accounting across currencies, and foreign exchange risk. Multinational companies must also navigate international trade blocs like NAFTA, EU, and ASEAN, as well as international organizations that regulate trade such as the World Trade Organization. Tax rules also differ for resident foreign and non-resident foreign corporations.
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MULTINATIONAL
COMPANIES AND ITS
ENVIRONMENT ALEXIS IMEE O. PASILIAO WHAT IS MULTINATIONAL COMPANY?
• It is a corporation that manages production or services in
more than one country. It can also referred as an international companies. WHAT IS KEY TRADING BLOCS?
• It is a group of countries within geographical region that
protect themselves from imports from non members. It is a form of economic integration and increasingly shape the pattern of world trade. INTERNATIONAL FACTORS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON MNC’S OPERATION FACTORS DOMESTIC COMPANY MULTINATIONAL COMPANY
Foreign ownership All assets owned by domestic Portions of equity of foreign
entities investment owned by foreign partners, affects decision making. Multinational Accounting All consolidation of financial Different currencies and specific statements based on one translation rules influence the currency consolidation Foreign Exchange Risk All operations in one currency Fluctuations in foreign currency can affects revenue and profits as well as the overall value of the firm TYPES OF TRADING BLOCS
• North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
Free trade and open markets among Canada, Mexico and United states
• Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA)
Trade agreement signed in 2003-2004 by US, the Dominican Republic and Five central American countries; Costa rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua • European Union (EU) A significant economic force currently made up of 27 nations that permit free trade within the union • Mercosur A major south American trading bloc that includes countries that account for more than half of total latin American GDP. • ASEAN Compromises ten member nations. GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE (GATT) • A treaty that has a governed world trade throughout most of the postwar era; it extends free-trading rules to broad areas of economic activity and is policed by the World Trade Organization. WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
International body that policies world trading practices and
mediates disputes among member countries. JOINT VENTURE
• A business arrangement in which two or more parties agree to pool their
resources for the purpose of accomplishing a specific task. TAX RULES
CLASSIFICATIONS RESIDENT FOREIGN NON RESIDENT FOREIGN
CORPORATION CORPORATION Tax base and rate Taxable income, normal tax rate Gross income, Final withholding 30% tax rate 30% Minimum Corporate Income Tax Gross income, 2% Not applicable (MCIT)