The opportunity to expand into international markets is laced with both excitement and concern. Entering a new market presents the chance to increase sales, drive revenue and elevate profits. However, navigating foreign business and tax laws is often not easy. When expanding globally there are a number of important decisions that must be made. From initial entity structure and tax planning to navigating changing foreign tax laws, it can be quite complicated. That is why it is important to work with an international tax advisor that provides insights, guidance and practical solutions to even the most complex issues.
Windham Brannon is a Certified Public Accounting (CPA) and consulting firm based in Atlanta that provides a variety of international corporate services for local, national and international businesses.
Maintaining Compliance Across Borders
Minimizing Global Tax Liabilities
Proactive Structuring and Planning
Driving International Growth Opportunities
While Windham Brannon can guide the inbound and outbound activities to virtually any country across the globe, our team has extensive experience with certain international tax authorities. Our team of international tax professionals is intimately familiar with both U.S. and international tax treaties and regulations which translate into value-driven insights and solutions. Our membership in AGN International provides an additional dimension of expertise when needed.
Based on this experience, companies in Georgia and across the U.S. turn to Windham Brannon to manage common domestic/international compliance needs and consult on more complicated structuring and tax treaty analysis. The result is a partnership built on trust that extends far beyond national borders.
The proposed Made in America Tax Plan will impact how multinational corporations report profits and revenue. President Biden’s plan focuses on building a resilient, competitive economy and a fairer tax system. Multinational corporations should be ready to respond to any changes in how profits and revenue are both reported and taxed.
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