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04 October 2011 / Nick Farmer , Steve Hoare
Issue: 4324 / Categories: Comment & Analysis , Business , Income Tax
NICK FARMER and STEVE HOARE look at the international tax issues of expanding abroad

KEY POINTS

  • Managing VAT and customs duty.
  • Explore local tax issues.
  • Setting up an overseas branch or subsidiary.
  • Transfer pricing arrangements.
  • Bringing profits back to the UK.

There is always a new statistic causing further concern about where the UK economy is heading. Consequently in an uncertain economic environment many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are looking at overseas markets as a key pillar of their future strategy not just to grow but also as a means of maintaining the status quo.

This article is aimed at helping businesses that are looking to take their product or service into...

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