The international tax landscape has never been more complicated, making it increasingly difficult for multinational organisations to comply with complex regulations
International Tax
Understanding your international tax needs
Blick Rothenberg’s international tax team can advise you on design of your international tax strategy and on cross-border transactions.
We help you align your international tax planning with your business strategies and that of the changing tax landscape.
Our people, your partners
We take pride in offering a service that is partner-led, which means you benefit from commercial, pragmatic advice.
Drawing on our membership of Allinial Global, an association of over 250 leading accounting and business advisory firms based in 90+ countries worldwide, we will provide a combined global solution, coordinated from London.
International expansion journey
Keeping your international expansion journey on track can feel daunting, but we are here to help you at every stop along the way.
Our campaign guides you through the seven stops on the journey, whether that is expanding into or out of the UK, and highlights the key considerations and actions required at each stop.
How we can help
We can help with the following areas:
- Corporate reorganisations
- Cross border mergers and acquisitions
- Expatriate taxes and global mobility
- Intellectual property ownership and strategy
- International expansion
- Management of withholding taxes
- Tax Efficient Financing
- Transfer pricing and value chain analysis
- UK-US personal taxation
We are proud to have been named as the Best International Tax Team in the Tolley’s Taxation awards 2020, you can read more here.
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