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Use cases
How to Pay a Colombian Coffee Exporter: USDC or Wire Case
A US roaster owes a Colombian exporter USD 45,000 for a container of parchment coffee. This illustrative case follows that invoice through the contract, the payment method, the exporter's exchange control filing and the accounting entry on both sides.
11 min read
Treasury
Colombia Compensation Account: What It Is, When to Use It
The term shows up in every guide to Colombia's exchange regime, but almost none explain when a company operating in Colombia actually needs to open a compensation account, or the administrative load that comes with it.
11 min read
Regulation
Colombia's Foreign Exchange Regime: A Guide for Companies
A US or Brazilian company invoicing a Colombian buyer, lending to a Colombian subsidiary, or investing in a Colombian company is dealing with Colombia's exchange control regime, whether it names it or not.
11 min read
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