I’m genuinely interested in example of that since I haven’t heard of a government bearing a cost of translation for somebody incorporating in their country. I

I’m genuinely interested in example of that since I haven’t heard of a government bearing a cost of translation for somebody incorporating in their country. I am aware this is provided in criminal cases, in court. Offering such service for free in civil cases, where you’re freely entering agreements seems surprising. It makes sense or somebody incorporating - planning to conduct business - in your country to bear all the costs of doing so. Businesses from their definition are for generating profit. Although I might see that a country might want to attract new business by tax breaks or such of course.