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Corpiya Insights
Expert perspectives on global expansion, compliance, corporate services, and doing business across Latin America and the world.
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EOR vs. Local Subsidiary for International Expansion
An EOR lets you hire abroad without forming an entity; a local subsidiary is your own legal presence with full control. Here’s how to decide which fits your expansion.
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Ecuador Expansion Playbook: Market Entry, Company Formation, and Compliance
Ecuador’s dollarized economy removes currency risk from an expansion plan most other Latin American markets can’t. Here’s a practical guide to market entry, company formation, and compliance in Ecuador.
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Mexico’s 2026 Labor Reform & Outsourcing Enforcement: What Multinational Employers Must Do Now
Mexico’s 2026 labor enforcement targets outsourcing, REPSE, payroll, and workplace safety. Here’s what multinational employers must do to stay compliant.
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Brazil’s 2026 Tax Reform: What Multinational Companies Must Do Now
Brazil’s CBS and IBS tax reform is entering active implementation in 2026. Learn how multinational companies can manage compliance, entity visibility, and ERP readiness before the transition window closes.
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Hiring Across Borders: How to Build a Team Without Breaking the Rules
Expanding your workforce internationally offers enormous opportunities—but it also comes with complex challenges. Hiring across borders requires navigating local labor laws and employment regulations, payroll and benefits compliance, and cultural differences that impact team…
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Operational Control in Multi-Entity Businesses: How to Scale Without Losing Visibility
As companies expand across jurisdictions, complexity increases faster than most teams anticipate. New entities are formed. Operations spread across countries. Compliance requirements multiply. Individually, each component is manageable. Collectively, they create a common problem.
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United States: New UBO Requirements for New York LLCs
New York Leads on Transparency. Starting 1 January 2026, New York will become the first U.S. state to require limited liability companies (LLCs) to report their beneficial ownership information (BOI) annually to the Department…
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PEO vs EOR: Choosing the Right Model for Your Business
When expanding into a new country, one of the first decisions is how to hire staff. This is where PEO (Professional Employer Organization) and EOR (Employer of Record) models come into play. While often…
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What Is a Fractional General Counsel (GC)? A Complete Guide for Growing Businesses
Learn what a Fractional General Counsel (GC) is, how Fractional GC services work, and why startups and growing businesses use Fractional General Counsel services for ongoing, flat-fee legal support without hiring in-house counsel.
Who Writes Corpiya Insights
Corpiya Insights covers international expansion from two angles — how it works operationally, and how it works legally. Here’s who’s behind each.
Roni Gaddini
International operations and market entry
Roni writes on the operational side of expansion between the United States and Latin America: choosing a market and an entry model, what entity setup actually involves country by country, payroll and employer obligations, and what it takes to keep an entity running once it exists. She is Director of International Operations and Marketing at Corpiya and has spent more than fifteen years in international business across Luxembourg, Paris and the United States.
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Sebastien Gaddini
Compliance, governance, private equity and cross-border transactions
Sebastien writes on the legal and regulatory side of expansion: entity structuring and governance, beneficial-ownership and disclosure regimes, and commercial contracts across jurisdictions. He also covers private equity and fund formation, and how PE-owned groups structure, govern and report across multiple countries, and mergers and acquisitions from diligence through post-closing integration. He is a Principal at Corpiya and a New York–licensed attorney with more than fifteen years advising on complex corporate and cross-border transactions.
Admitted in New York only. Sebastien’s articles here are general information, not legal advice, and reading them creates no attorney–client relationship. Legal services are provided through Corpiya Counsel, an independent law firm network.
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