IT companies in Belarus are increasingly building teams based on hybrid or fully remote models. This format gives businesses access to talent from different regions but at the same time creates new legal challenges, especially regarding intellectual property (IP). Who owns the code, design, or product architecture if the developer works remotely? How should the […]
Belarus remains an attractive destination for foreign professionals, especially in the fields of IT, engineering, medicine, and education. More and more companies are inviting employees from abroad, and those who plan to stay in the country for an extended period are considering obtaining a residence permit (RP). This document provides foreigners with greater opportunities — […]
For students majoring in technical and IT fields, state assignment after graduation is more than just a formality; it’s the first step into professional life. Increasingly, young specialists approach this stage consciously: not merely to “serve their required time,” but to gain experience that becomes a true investment in their careers. One of the most […]
Choosing between a local and an international payrolls provider is one of the key issues for companies that are entering new markets or scaling distributed teams. This decision directly affects not only the correctness of the calculation of salaries and taxes, but also the overall effectiveness of personnel management, financial transparency and compliance with local […]
In 2025, the Russian IT sector faced a number of significant changes in tax legislation that affected companies’ financial strategies, tax burden, and operational processes. The government continues to support the digital economy, but the new measures require businesses to be flexible and ready to adapt. Here are the main changes: Profit Tax: Starting in […]
For many IT professionals operating as sole proprietors, there comes a point when the sole proprietorship format is no longer convenient. The client base expands, employees are hired, international contracts are signed and the previous model no longer meets the scale of operations. In such cases, transitioning from a sole proprietorship to an IT company […]
IT companies, startups, and founders entering international markets increasingly compare different ways to formalize their operations. Some consider incubators in Poland as a way to quickly enter the European ecosystem, access grants, mentoring support, and funding. Others choose the EOR model in Belarus, a solution that allows companies to officially hire employees, work with clients […]
In a competitive market, a company’s business reputation becomes not just an intangible asset, but a strategic resource that directly affects the trust of customers, partners, and investors. Even a single negative review, publication, or false information in the media and on the Internet can seriously damage a business’s image, lead to loss of contracts, […]
For companies that work with brands, patents, and other intellectual property objects, protecting the rights to these objects from illegal use is one of the key areas of business legal security. This is especially true when importing and exporting goods, when there is a risk of illegal import or use of protected facilities. One of […]
In modern business, IT services have become an integral part of companies of all sizes from startups to international corporations. Software development, infrastructure support, cybersecurity, system integration, consulting all of these require clear contractual frameworks. Without a properly drafted agreement, cooperation between a contractor and a client can easily turn into a source of risks: […]
Starting a business in the IT sector in Belarus usually begins with bringing together several specialists or investors under one company. However, in practice, it is not always possible to maintain a balance of interests among members. Disagreements over development strategy, breach of obligations, or loss of trust can threaten not only business relationships but […]
In modern business, a strong brand and unique developments have become assets as valuable as real estate or equipment. Companies invest in creating recognizable trademarks, software, designs, and other results of intellectual work. However, without proper legal protection, these assets are vulnerable: competitors can copy a brand, use someone else’s code or design, and proving […]
