Welcome to ALPS & CHASE

 

ALPS & CHASE is a consulting group serving organizations that seek legal, tax, accounting advice and assistance related to establishing operations in Russia and CIS countries (Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Turkmenistan, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia.

ALPS & CHASE provides services in different regions of Russia and the CIS and is able to manage multinational projects utilizing its partner relations with international networks.

Our team possesses detailed knowledge of local laws and business conditions and has experience, skills and technology to provide its clients with practical solutions to meet any legal and accounting challenges in Russia and the CIS.

Our clients and partners are always satisfied with the quality of our work and the detailed attention to their business needs.

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Non quota positions for 2009 (Russia) 09-06-09 - The Decree N 132n "On positions for foreign national's not requiring quota to work in Russia in 2009" was published on the 13th of May 2009. [read more]
Changes to corporate and other taxation in Russia 19-12-08 - Before the end of November the Russian Parliament (State Duma) is likely to approve material changes to the Russian tax legislation. [read more]
Obtaining of work permits & work visas in Russia 20-11-07 - Important information about obtaining of work permits and work visas for foreign citizens.  [read more]
Olympics games - 2014 in Sochi: its time to start your business in Sochi! 09-07-07 - "The decision to host Winter Olimpic games in Sochi demonstrates the recognition of growing capabilities of Russia. The preparation and host the Olimpics in Sochi will provide a powerful impetus to the development of the South of Russia", said the President of Russia Vladimir Putin. [read more]
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