The phrase "a foreign affiliate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subsidiary or branch of a company that operates in a different country from its parent company.
Example: "The company has established a foreign affiliate in Germany to expand its market reach in Europe."
Alternatives: "an overseas subsidiary" or "an international branch".
The indictment, filed in Federal District Court in Birmingham, Ala., accuses Bill Harbert International, which is based there, and a foreign affiliate, Bilhar International Establishment, of participating in the scheme with an array of other companies.
The Neal-Menendez bill, H.R. 3157 and S. 1693, is intended to reverse current policies that allow insurance companies based in the United States to claim a deduction as an ordinary business expense on their corporate tax return for the amount of reinsurance premiums paid to a foreign affiliate.
At the least in such cases, questions can be raised about whether a foreign affiliate's work is of the same quality as that performed by Deloitte in the United States.
Companies can sell a good or service to a foreign affiliate at an inflated price, then deduct the cost on their U.S. taxes.
The rule, if implemented, would make the next AIG possible, given that AIG was undone by half a trillion dollars in derivative bets produced by such a foreign affiliate - its London-based financial products outfit, AIGFP.
FDI can be defined as a long-term investment by an enterprise in one country into an enterprise in another, in which the foreign enterprise becomes a foreign affiliate the parent (transnational) company.
Because smaller companies cannot spare the time or money needed to set up a sham foreign affiliate, big companies receive a disproportionate advantage in reaching global markets.
It involves a company lending money between a U.S. and foreign affiliate so that interest payments can be deducted from U.S. tax bills.
Our results suggest that on average, the location probability of a representative R&D foreign affiliate increased with agglomeration economies from foreign R&D activities, human capital, proximity to centres of research excellence and the research and innovation capacity of the region.
Inversions also can happen when a U.S. company forms an overseas affiliate and the original company becomes a subsidiary of the foreign affiliate.
does not include any action or activity, including any financial activity, that is not regulated by a State insurance regulator or a foreign agency or authority and subject to State insurance capital requirements or, in the case of a regulated foreign subsidiary or regulated foreign affiliate, capital requirements imposed by a foreign insurance regulatory authority.
