International transactions are a special challenge especially from the standpoint of taxation. Multinational companies find that the compliance with a large number of tax regulations the world over not only requires detailed, current knowledge of the local specifications, but also seamless cooperation between international tax planning specialists for various legal systems.
Faced with the ongoing changes in the global tax environment, many organisations are reassessing their internal tax planning processes to build more tax-efficient and compliant international tax planning strategies that support their wider business operations.
The "RSM International Tax Centre of Excellence" combines leading tax partners from RSM member firms in the world's most important countries. These partners are obligated to ensure that the systems and processes behind the offered international tax planning matters meet the needs of our worldwide customers.
In accordance with this approach of the "RSM Centre of Excellence", tax experts from RSM Austria work together with their colleagues from around the world to offer reasonable international tax planning solutions matched to the client's needs. We offer direct access to leading tax experts and supply you with solutions from international teams.
What international tax planning trends do businesses need to be aware of?
Recent trends in the political and economic environments have resulted in new tax laws and regulations that stretch across the globe. Businesses need to be switched on to these ever-changing developments, which is where bringing international tax planning specialists on board can be beneficial.
Brexit, for example, will continue to fuel uncertainty for taxpayers in European markets, with the exit deal between the British Government and the EU having a potential impact on organisations’ international tax planning contingencies.
Advisory services include:
- Tax structuring of domestic and foreign investments
- Transfer pricing
- Cross-border financial planning: repatriation of liquidity, financing and currency issues
- Indirect taxes
- Employee secondments