Our specialist international tax accountants are supported by tax advisors within our international network, UHY, which encompasses more than 242 offices worldwide.
The growth in the global economy has led more and more businesses to expand through overseas opportunities and trade. One of the key costs incurred through cross border activities is tax, and an efficient structure can help set you on the road to success.
Our international tax planning services
We have the capability to add the international dimension to the general advice on international tax planning we deliver. Our skills enable us to provide practical business solutions in the following areas:
- Cross border group structuring- acquisitions, disposals, mergers etc
- Trading through a branch
- Dividend, interest and royalty planning
- Transfer pricing
- Tax, and social security and remuneration package planning for inbound and outbound executives
- International VAT and Customs issues
- Trust matters.
Visit the publications area of the UHY site to download copies of the "Doing business in .." publications. These publications have been produced for more than 40 countries around the world and provide a detailed analysis of important issues facing companies wishing to set up in these countries.
The next step
If you would like to discuss the international tax services that we can provide, please contact one of our tax advisers at your nearest location, or complete the contact form.

A quarter of all taxpayers may be paying the wrong amount of tax due to incorrect PAYE codes according to our analysis.
From 6 April 2012 HMRC will be able to ask employers to pay a financial security where it thinks there is serious risk that the business won’t pay over their PAYE tax deductions or National Insurance contributions (NICs) on time.
Taxpayers who do not owe tax, or are even due a tax rebate from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), will be fined for the first time this year if they do not complete tax returns by January 31 2012.
Have you received – or are you about to receive – a letter from HM Revenue and Customs’ Risk and Intelligence Service, Criminal Intelligence Group?
