An LLC is a limited liability company that provides a structure similar to a partnership company, but the owners’ liability is protected like a corporation. Owners’ assets are commonly held free from business risks and obligations.

A joint venture is a specific form of business cooperation where two or more partners work together to undertake a particular business plan or business activity. Joint venture partners contribute capital, equipment, technology and other assets, control risks and revenue, and have equal ownership but are legally different entities.

A joint stock company with shares in the public trading platforms. It affords large-scale public participation and does not expose the shareholders to more than the value of their shareholding investment.

Single-handedly owned and managed by a single person. It bears features of both the limited liability company and the sole trader business, where the owner operates independently but with restricted liability.

A branch of an original company set up in another region. It has the same title under the same parent firm, but its ownership and control are separate for functioning purposes.

Typically, it is referred to as a company’s base in a new market, which mainly facilitates communication between the parent company and the market. It generally manages the firm’s promotional campaigns, market research, and relationships with consumers but cannot sell or profit from its activities.

It has the privilege of being in a free zone and, therefore, the opportunity to enjoy tax incentives, complete foreign ownership and easy business laws. This system suits organizations involved in import/export activities and international commerce.

It is a premier onshore business and financial hub in Qatar. It welcomes international and local companies to enroll as QFC entities, promoting Qatar as a key business gateway between East and West. From start-ups to major corporations, QFC offers flexible legal and regulatory services, adhering to international best practices, and provides a robust business environment, enabling firms to access the Middle Eastern market with benefits like 100% Profit Repatriation, 100% Foreign Ownership,  Competitive Tax Structure, and a flexible regulatory framework. 

It is a part of the Qatar Foundation, a Free Zone and innovation hub that accelerates tech-product development and commercialization to support Qatar’s national diversification goals. QSTP offers businesses exceptional benefits, including access to a pool of fresh local talent, cutting-edge facilities, and real estate solutions. Connections to Qatar Foundation, a high-speed fiber optic network, and a network of global tech leaders ensure ease of commuting and robust support for growth.