Globalization has diminished the barriers encountered by multinational businesses. However, the tax ramifications of establishing operations in a particular country remain at the core of each business plan relating to geographic expansion. Businesses across the globe are faced with tremendous pressure to expand into new markets and increase revenue, but they are expected to mitigate any excessive tax liability in the process.
How can you structure your global business in the most tax-efficient manner?
Our Global tax guide to doing business in... highlights the complexities of corporate tax systems in 28 countries across Africa, the Americas, Asia Pacific, Australia and Europe. From establishing the appropriate business vehicle, financing a corporate subsidiary and adhering to the requisite transfer pricing regulations to computing corporate income taxes, payroll taxes and indirect taxes for your operations, this edition of our annual insight piece will help to navigate you through an ever-changing global tax landscape.
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