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All You Need To Know About International Tax

Implementation of the ‘Base Erosion and Profit Shifting’ initiative, variations in local tax regimes and reporting duties, and the need to stay up to date with changes in regulations across regions all have implications for international companies.

Faced with these changes in the global tax environment, businesses are reassessing their tax planning and compliance strategies with the objective of building sustainable, tax-efficient and compliant tax strategies that support cross-border transactions and global operations.

You need to get to grips with all aspects of global tax issues from international real estate tax, transfer pricing policies and documentation, to managing withholding taxes and tax-efficient cross-border finance.

This also includes indirect taxes such as value-added taxes, goods and services taxes, sales and use taxes, other consumption/transaction taxes, and real estate transfer taxes.

If your business operates across borders and you have members of staff spending time in different locations, this may create tax complications.

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