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Kiger wrote:

KEEP YOUR LIDL SUPERMARKETS IN LONDON WHITE BOY

THEY ARE IN EVERY COUNTRY IN THE EU BOI
NOW MIDDLE EAST
NEXT TARGET
ASIAAAA

Bayern kahla wrote:

there probably some although not many :o

There would ofc be several building companies as well.

Generally Saudi building companies are swimming in money as constructions happen everywhere, especially in Riyadh and Jeddah.

I mean, in 1985 Riyadh had a population of around 1-2 million, now it has a population of 7.6 XD

New aapelistan wrote:

There would ofc be several building companies as well.

Generally Saudi building companies are swimming in money as constructions happen everywhere, especially in Riyadh and Jeddah.

I mean, in 1985 Riyadh had a population of around 1-2 million, now it has a population of 7.6 XD

I think German companies would be clearly taking public markets of construction of roads, buildings, monuments or even the restoration and renovation market which is less competitive

You should both invest in me.

Otsla wrote:

You should both invest in me.

I would say that I am.

New aapelistan wrote:

Some German companies could work in co-operation with the local ones in building the Western or Eastern Railways. Or if you'd like, they could be building business compounds, housing areas et cetera in Riyadh, Jeddah

Also just adding to this, some of the companies could even have regional headquaters in the recent Jeddah and Riyadh Business Centers

Bayern kahla wrote:

You decide how German companies would be doing :)

Well wanna atleast now go for the housing and business projects in both Riyadh and Jeddah? Since both are growing cities inside a Kingdom with some major population growth, housing would especially have a large demand.

You could use the expat population and their smaller minimum wage to your advantage

Kurfurstentum hannover wrote:

Also, just saying. But German Companies should really register in Yemen, with our tax exemptions y'all could save a LOT of money.

You are not the only one with tax exemptions :D

Sisuvia wrote:

THEY KILLED MY MAN SARAIVA!

;0;

REST IN PEACE SARAIVA

HIS LEGACY WILL LIVE ON

Achamfour Residence, Lomé, Togo
March, 1988
Ato is having a conversation with his friend Yao who is currently living in Japan. He is speaking on the radio.

Ato: Can you hear me?

Yao: Yes.

Ato: Hold on a second. What about now?

Yao: Yeah.

Ato: How's life in Tokyo?

Yao: Pretty good. I've started dating a girl named Aoki Yamada.

Ato: That's good. You're a foreign transfer student after all.

Yao: Yep. What about you?

Ato: I'm doing very well. The government is corrupted somehow.

Yao: I understand. Gnassingbé have been president for 21 years. So far, we are safe in terms of having dual citizenship.

Ato: Alright. I'll talk to you again next month.

Yao: Okay. Bye.

Sebenica wrote:

Irish Taoiseach Flynn Kelly has sent a formal invitation to Chancellor Erman of Germany to come and visit him at his residence in Ireland. Bayern kahla

German Chancellor Katherina Erman accepts

Kurfurstentum hannover wrote:

What are your's like?

15% for new companies in Saudi Arabia, both native and foreign for a period of three years.

Generally the Saudi government attempts to reduce the country's dependency on oil and it's price fluxuations. A 15% tax for 3 years, after that it's 25%. I might attempt to lower the corporate tax rate to 22.5% or even 20% later on, but now I attempt to keep a positive budget.

Generally doing business in Saudi is quite cheap, with a low minimum wage (even lower for expats) and a 0% VAT. I am also attempting to make business easy in Saudi Arabia to encourage new native companies.

New aapelistan wrote:

15% for new companies in Saudi Arabia, both native and foreign for a period of three years.

Generally the Saudi government attempts to reduce the country's dependency on oil and it's price fluxuations. A 15% tax for 3 years, after that it's 25%. I might attempt to lower the corporate tax rate to 22.5% or even 20% later on, but now I attempt to keep a positive budget.

Generally doing business in Saudi is quite cheap, with a low minimum wage (even lower for expats) and a 0% VAT. I am also attempting to make business easy in Saudi Arabia to encourage new native companies.

Hmm, I assume you saw my new tax measures? Because they beat out yours.

Ranponian wrote:

are you really that butthurt about Thailand that you had to pretend to have somebody in Tokyo to complain bout my government?

I meant our government not yours.