Eversheds Sutherland Legal Insights (audio)

Establishing overseas educational programs or campuses can be a complex, expensive and resource consuming endeavor that can take years. Regulations, local laws and tax implications differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction thus creating multifaceted challenges beyond simply instituting a curriculum. Furthermore, institutions run the risk of reputational and brand damage if these programs or campuses are set up incorrectly or a wrong partner is chosen. This Bottom Line videocast discusses: Key considerations such as the nature of an operation, its location and the applicable local laws Due diligence required for setting up a program  Tax implications that a new program must consider