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A branch of a US company in foreign countries does not constitute aseparate company, but is merely detached subdivisions of their head company. The main difference between a branch and RO lie in the maximum extent of their authority. A branch, in addition to representing head company interests, may carry out all or a part of company activities, including those subject to licensing (following obtaining the requisite license), and may generate a profit. In some countries, if a branch fails to meet its obligations under its transactions, the head company would be liable.
Practices of registration of a branch in foreign countries still differ significantly from government to government. Each country blends its own recipe of traditional practices and international treaties, national laws and local regulations.
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