The Involvement of Third-Party Professionals in Business Registration and Property Transfer

Complex business regulations and bureaucratic processes tend to be obstacles for new entrepreneurs. To navigate these processes as smoothly as possible, entrepreneurs may solicit the services of third-party professionals. Whether in business incorp...

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Main Authors:	Coste, Cyriane Marie, Delion, Marie Lily, Gonzalez, Adrian F., Meunier, Frederic, Reyes Benjumea, Nathalie, Avramov, Yuriy Valentinovich
Format:	Brief
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2019
Subjects:	BUSINESS REGISTRATION REGULATION ENTREPRENEURSHIP BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES PROPERTY TRANSFER TRANSPARENCY CORRUPTION FIRM ENTRY BUSINESS INCORPORATION
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/234271570426506708/The-Involvement-of-Third-Party-Professionals-in-Business-Registration-and-Property-Transfer http://hdl.handle.net/10986/32516

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spelling	okr-10986-325162021-05-25T10:54:35Z The Involvement of Third-Party Professionals in Business Registration and Property Transfer Coste, Cyriane Marie Delion, Marie Lily Gonzalez, Adrian F. Meunier, Frederic Reyes Benjumea, Nathalie Avramov, Yuriy Valentinovich BUSINESS REGISTRATION REGULATION ENTREPRENEURSHIP BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES PROPERTY TRANSFER TRANSPARENCY CORRUPTION FIRM ENTRY BUSINESS INCORPORATION Complex business regulations and bureaucratic processes tend to be obstacles for new entrepreneurs. To navigate these processes as smoothly as possible, entrepreneurs may solicit the services of third-party professionals. Whether in business incorporation or land transactions, third-party agents provide professional assistance and ensure that certain processes comply with the regulations in place. Depending on the economy and the specific regulatory process, these professionals can be lawyers, notaries or accountants, among others. This policy note explores the role of third-party professionals in the areas of starting a business and registering property in 168 economies and analyzes some of the differences in terms of time and costs for services provided by third-party professionals, as well as trends and reforms over time. The doing business indicator sets for these areas are used to benchmark the steps, cost, and time to incorporate a business and to transfer a property. 2019-10-09T16:55:07Z 2019-10-09T16:55:07Z 2019-10 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/234271570426506708/The-Involvement-of-Third-Party-Professionals-in-Business-Registration-and-Property-Transfer http://hdl.handle.net/10986/32516 English Indicators Group Research Note,no. 2; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief
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spellingShingle	BUSINESS REGISTRATION REGULATION ENTREPRENEURSHIP BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES PROPERTY TRANSFER TRANSPARENCY CORRUPTION FIRM ENTRY BUSINESS INCORPORATION Coste, Cyriane Marie Delion, Marie Lily Gonzalez, Adrian F. Meunier, Frederic Reyes Benjumea, Nathalie Avramov, Yuriy Valentinovich The Involvement of Third-Party Professionals in Business Registration and Property Transfer
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description	Complex business regulations and bureaucratic processes tend to be obstacles for new entrepreneurs. To navigate these processes as smoothly as possible, entrepreneurs may solicit the services of third-party professionals. Whether in business incorporation or land transactions, third-party agents provide professional assistance and ensure that certain processes comply with the regulations in place. Depending on the economy and the specific regulatory process, these professionals can be lawyers, notaries or accountants, among others. This policy note explores the role of third-party professionals in the areas of starting a business and registering property in 168 economies and analyzes some of the differences in terms of time and costs for services provided by third-party professionals, as well as trends and reforms over time. The doing business indicator sets for these areas are used to benchmark the steps, cost, and time to incorporate a business and to transfer a property.
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author	Coste, Cyriane Marie Delion, Marie Lily Gonzalez, Adrian F. Meunier, Frederic Reyes Benjumea, Nathalie Avramov, Yuriy Valentinovich
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author_sort	Coste, Cyriane Marie
title	The Involvement of Third-Party Professionals in Business Registration and Property Transfer
title_short	The Involvement of Third-Party Professionals in Business Registration and Property Transfer
title_full	The Involvement of Third-Party Professionals in Business Registration and Property Transfer
title_fullStr	The Involvement of Third-Party Professionals in Business Registration and Property Transfer
title_full_unstemmed	The Involvement of Third-Party Professionals in Business Registration and Property Transfer
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publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2019
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/234271570426506708/The-Involvement-of-Third-Party-Professionals-in-Business-Registration-and-Property-Transfer http://hdl.handle.net/10986/32516
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