A blockage of fund transfers imposed by a host government usually forces a subsidiary to donate the funds to the host government.

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A blockage of fund transfers imposed by a host government does not usually force a subsidiary to donate the funds to the host government. The subsidiary may either retain the funds until the block is lifted or seek alternative methods for transferring the funds. Donation of funds to the host government would only occur if it is a requirement or condition imposed by the government for the subsidiary to continue operating in the country.

A Blockage of Fund Transfers Imposed by a Host Government