Today the global financial crisis is the most acute and discussed topic. In order to save finance, many companies are forced to decrease production volumes, reduce jobs or cut staff. Moreover, companies tend to turn out their employees literally in one day, first requesting them to submit a letter of resignation under the pretext that the company’s financial condition has worsened as a result of the financial crisis.

Experts of Kalikova & Associates law firm prepares the review of the latest news in the sphere of electricity.

This guide provides basic information on key legal issues commonly facing employers and employees in the course of employment such as hiring, work and rest time, salary, termination of employment, etc.

Industry and Legal Update.

The International Business Council prepared an article in order to give the most important information about the Customs Union and the consequences if the Kyrgyz Republic joins the economic alliance.

Baker Tilly Bishkek updated Doing Business in Kyrgyzstan due to changes in legislation as of January 2014. The document contains overview and summary of Kyrgyzstan economy current situation, civil legislation and tax code as of January 2014.

This guide is designed as a basic reference guide to Kyrgyzstan’s tax and legal environment for entities interested in doing business in the Kyrgyz Republic.

The IBC project conducted desk research of economic development strategies in Moldova. [b]Moldova's experience[/b] For the sustainable development of the Republic of Moldova, the government, with the support of international donors, developed an Economic Growth Program and Poverty Reduction Strategy for 2004-2007.

Baker Tilly Bishkek released an updated edition of the guide “Doing Business in Kyrgyz Republic” and Tax Comparative Table in Central Asia.

This information and annual reference guide covers the legal aspects of doing business in Kyrgyzstan.

The country report was prepared under the auspices of the UNECE Secretariat, as part of the Comparative Review of the CIS legislation related to public-private partnerships. The review was prepared with assistance of Kalikova & Associates Law Firm.

In early March 2013 the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic decided to transfer the fiscal policy functions from the Ministry of Economy to the Ministry of Finance. The business community reacted negatively to this decision, thinking that it was dictated by International Monetary Fund (IMF), and in fact hands over to IMF some functions of fiscal policy elaboration and administering. Business community sent a letter to President Almazbek Atambayev and Prime Minister Jantoro Satybaldiev.