We serve U.S.-based companies that do business internationally as well as foreign-based companies that operate within the U.S. We manage the needs and objectives required at the local, regional, national and international levels as imposed by international tax laws and accounting regulations and navigate the complexities of foreign business structure.
Frazier & Deeter’s International team includes bilingual professionals who are available facilitate communications. We support your business needs with fluency in key European languages such as French, Spanish, Russian, as well as multiple Chinese dialects, Japanese, Hebrew, Hindi, Farsi and more.
Our team of specialists can assist you in evaluating where tax efficiencies can be achieved on a global basis by focusing on cross-border transactions and the structure utilized. To do so, we concentrate on six primary areas.
1. Global Tax Strategies
Focus on operations and cross-border transactions to evaluate available alternatives to achieve tax efficiencies.
2. Global Transfer Pricing
Focus on cross-border transactions with attention to debt, services, tangible property and intangible property. Emphasis on using transfer pricing as a strategic tool while meeting the global compliance requirements.
3. Global Human Capital
Focus on movement of personnel globally and the activities they undertake in a country. Drive to gain tax efficiency for the employee with an eye toward minimizing entity-level tax.
4. Global Indirect Taxes
Focus on cross-border transactions and the minimization of GST/VAT and related compliance on such transactions.
5. Global Trade & Customs
Focus on cross-border transactions, reviewing the impact of customs and duties on such transactions.
6. Global Compliance Matters
Focus on the coordination and collaboration with local country tax professionals to ensure local country tax return filings and elections are completed in a timely manner.
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