Registering a non-profit organization (NPO) is an important step for those seeking to implement socially beneficial, cultural, educational, charitable, or professional initiatives. Unlike commercial entities, the primary goal of an NPO is not to generate profit but to achieve social or other publicly significant objectives. In Belarus, the legal regulation of non-profit organizations is quite […]
Unfair competition is one of the most pressing issues in modern market economies. In Belarus, where the business environment is actively developing and competition for clients is intensifying, instances of improper competitive practices are becoming increasingly common. This may include the use of another company’s trademark, spreading false information about competitors, poaching employees, copying the […]
Restoration of parental rights is one of the most sensitive and, at the same time, legally complex procedures in family law. It concerns not only the interests of adults but, above all, the well-being and future of the child. Restoration is possible only in exceptional cases when a parent who was previously deprived of their […]
The expansion of Belarusian companies into international markets is increasingly accompanied by the establishment of branches or representative offices in other countries. For many enterprises, especially those in IT, logistics, manufacturing, and consulting this is not only a step toward expanding their client base but also a way to increase business resilience, diversify risks, and […]
In recent years, Belarus has increasingly become a notable destination for companies considering Eastern Europe as a new jurisdiction for doing business. A stable tax system, a strategic location between the EU and the EAEU, access to skilled talent, and the ability to operate under the special legal regime of the High-Tech Park (HTP), all […]
Doing business inevitably involves risks, and one of the most common sources of problems is unreliable counterparties. Payment delays, shell companies, discrepancies between actual and legal data, or dishonest fulfillment of obligations, all of these can lead to financial losses and legal disputes. Therefore, conducting due diligence on a counterparty before entering into an agreement […]
Receiving a demand for payment of a debt is a situation that can confront both businesses and private individuals. Such a document should not be ignored: it is often the first step toward litigation. How and within what timeframe you respond to the demand affects not only the outcome of a potential dispute, but also […]
Contesting a will is a process where interested parties can contest the validity or content of a will after the testator’s death. In Belarus, as in other countries, the legislation allows for contesting a will if there are grounds for doubt about its legality. Such grounds may include a violation of the form of the […]
License revocation is one of the most serious sanctions a company operating in a regulated sector can face. Such a decision effectively halts business operations: it prohibits providing services, signing new contracts, and in some cases, even using equipment and facilities. For many businesses, losing a license becomes a critical moment, especially if the licensed […]
Changing the founder in a Private Unitary Enterprise (PUE) is a common procedure that companies face when selling businesses, reorganizing or transferring assets to new owners. Despite the apparent simplicity, this process requires a careful approach: it is necessary to properly register the transfer of rights, amend the constituent documents and notify the registration authorities. […]
Business expansion often requires moving beyond a single region or even country. When a company operates steadily and aims to strengthen its market presence, creating a branch becomes one of the most effective tools. This step allows for optimized management, streamlined interaction with clients and partners, and reduced costs related to logistics and servicing. A […]
Creditor debt is part of the business operations of most companies. Deliveries, services, loans, rent—all these relationships involve obligations that ideally should be fulfilled on time. However, in practice, situations often arise when debts are not repaid on time, and the creditor does not take active measures to collect them. A natural question arises: ‘Can […]
