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ROSS WELLAND considers international tax management for owner-managed firms
KEY POINTS
- Consider the local domestic tax legislation.
- Effect of double tax agreements.
- Minimise withholding tax.
- Is there a permanent establishment?
- Follow administrative procedures.
Business is increasingly global for a variety of reasons. Businesses that even a few years ago would have focused solely on the UK are looking for opportunities around the world.
While this can be good commercially the downside is that it means a business has to worry about not only its own country’s tax system but also those of the countries it does business with.
We are also living at a time when governments round the world are looking for ways to raise revenue and a business trading in a country can be a relatively easy target.
We know how hard it can be for...
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