What is cross-border tax and why does it matter?

Cross-border tax involves tax issues arising when companies operate internationally — including inter-company pricing, treaty benefits, withholding taxes, permanent establishment risks and local tax compliance. It matters because incorrect structuring can lead to double taxation, higher tax costs, penalties and reputational risk.

How do you assess which countries to focus on?

We examine your international presence: where you sell, produce, source, hold assets or employ staff. We prioritise jurisdictions where you have material activities or tax exposures.

How can transfer pricing impact my global tax position?

Transfer pricing governs how inter-company transactions are priced and documented. Mispricing or weak documentation can attract audits, adjustments and penalties. Good TP policies reduce risk and ensure consistency across jurisdictions.

How often should we review our cross-border tax strategy?

At minimum annually, but more often if you launch new jurisdictions, restructure operations, engage in M&A, or if tax laws change significantly in key markets.

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