Digital-Driven Service Providers Without Borders

New technologies have changed many industries. While some have succumbed, others have been empowered and continue to thrive. Those new service providers, often led by digital transformation, typically do not have resources on the ground, offices in every country, HR professionals, etc.

At ECOVIS International, we recognize the unique challenges and opportunities that arise for service providers who wish to expand globally without the traditional physical footprint. Our global network of experts is dedicated to delivering tailored accounting, tax, audit, and legal solutions that empower digital-driven service providers to thrive worldwide.

Welcome to our international accounting, tax, audit, and legal network, where we specialize in empowering forward-thinking service providers undergoing digital transformation. In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, the digital era has redefined how service providers operate, enabling them to reach clients worldwide from anywhere. Our Business Development team will assist clients by identifying the tailored business solutions and tapping into the necessary expertise from within the network, whether it be legal services, auditing, or tax providers.

Join us as we explore the world of new service providers led by digital transformation, who do not have or want resources on the ground. Let’s embark on a journey of international growth and success together, guided by cutting-edge business strategies and technology expertise.

News about “Digital-Driven Service Providers”

How employee and contractor AI use can create liability for employers: A guide for navigation

3. April 2024 | Corporate employees and contractors are increasingly using generative tools based on artificial intelligence (AI) in their work. Since legislation around the use of AI is still in its infancy, AI users are exposing companies to potential liability and, in turn, financial and reputational damage. Areas of application of AI Areas poised for significant adoption of […]

International human rights law: Ecovis represents clients before the ECHR

3. April 2024 | The decisions of the highest national courts in individual states do not always result in a case being brought to a fair conclusion. In order to ultimately receive justice, those affected can appeal to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). The experts from the Ecovis international human rights law firm in Strasbourg explain how […]

Money laundering in Vietnam: The government’s national plan to combat it

25. March 2024 | Vietnam has adopted a catalogue of measures to prevent and combat money laundering, terrorist financing and the financing of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. The Ecovis consultants have put together what these money laundering measures in Vietnam are and what they mean for companies.

Company incorporation in Georgia: Registration of an entrepreneur

22. March 2024 | State and tax registration is mandatory for companies in Georgia. Both must be carried out at the same time at a registration authority. The Ecovis experts explain how the company incorporation in Georgia works and which documents companies must submit.

Supplier sustainability self-assessment questionnaire by ECOVIS Proventus Law: How sustainable are you?

20. March 2024 | Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are reporting that their larger value chain partners and finance providers are increasingly asking for sustainability data to fulfil regulatory requirements. The experts at ECOVIS ProventusLaw explain what this means for SMEs and what to expect.

Golden Visa Hungary: The new programme

13. March 2024 | Under the new immigration act adopted in December 2023, Hungary is providing a guest investor visa allowing a 2-year period of residence in Hungary. Holders are entitled to stays of more than 90 days and multiple entries within 180 days. The Ecovis experts explain which rules apply to the Golden Visa in Hungary. The Hungarian […]

Cross border remote work: An employers’ guide to the new regulations in Luxembourg

29. February 2024 | From 1 July 2023, employers in Luxembourg have faced crucial regulatory changes following the adoption of the multilateral framework agreement on cross border remote work. ECOVIS IFG Audit S.A. in Luxembourg has prepared the following guide to the key points of the new law.