The phrase "a foreign enterprise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a business or company that is based in a different country from the one being discussed.
Example: "The government is considering new regulations to attract a foreign enterprise to invest in the local economy."
Alternatives: "an overseas company" or "a non-domestic business".
It highlights loose rules on the definition of a company's "permanent establishments" that allow "contracts for the sale of goods belonging to a foreign enterprise to be negotiated and concluded in a country by the sales force of a local subsidiary of that foreign enterprise without the profits from their sales being taxable".
The action by the State Department of Taxation and Finance stems from Mr. Rich's diversion of $105 million in crude-oil profits earned by one of his companies in New York City to a foreign enterprise he also controlled in 1980 through 1982.
HMRC's own manual says: "One of the ways in which a permanent establishment of a foreign enterprise may be brought into existence is where an agent … acting on behalf of the enterprise has, and habitually exercises … an authority to conclude contracts in the name of the enterprise".
While many Israeli startups dream about their exit from Day One, Taboola is a great example of a company attempting to build a multinational marketing technology powerhouse rather than simply getting swallowed up by a foreign enterprise.
"We're very concerned about the potential sale of a strategic Canadian asset, not only to a foreign enterprise, but one that is wholly controlled by a foreign government that doesn't follow the same market rules as Canada," said Thomas Mulcair, leader of the NDP.
Setting up a WOFE –a wholly owned foreign enterprise – is a mechanism that's also gaining popularity and starting to become more feasible.
It is a sure guarantee that the American people will turn against any foreign enterprise when they come to suspect that they are not being told the truth.
In late 2006, the company received approval from the city authorities to register as a wholly owned foreign enterprise.
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.
"Banning BlackBerry devices in the country has significant implications affecting foreign diplomats, foreign enterprise executives.
More damaging in many cases than the terms of trade has been the penetration of each island economy by foreign enterprise.
