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Why is the definition of business agent very important for foreign companies?

Generally, a business agent refers to a company, enterprise or other economic organisation or individual entrusted by a foreign enterprise to act as an agent in any of the following:

  • representing the foreign principal on a regular basis in arranging purchases and signing of purchase contracts on behalf of the principal;
  • entering into agency agreements or contracts with the principal, storing on a regular basis products or commodities owned by the principal, and delivering on behalf of the principal such products or commodities to other parties;
  • being authorised to represent the foreign principal on a regular basis in signing of sales contracts or in accepting purchase orders

 

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