This booklet is a comprehensive guide for individuals and businesses contemplating doing business in Australia. It addresses a broad range of government, economic and tax-related information.
Business is now conducted in an increasingly complex and evolving international tax environment, with many organisations and their subsidiaries operating across multiple jurisdictions.
While expanding a geographical footprint is synonymous with improved scale and competitiveness, and increased profitability, it also presents a number of challenges.
Appropriate and effective tax structuring is one of the most common – and misunderstood – challenges for businesses with global operations.
With a greater focus in many countries on base erosion and profit-shifting (BEPS) in particular, it is more vital than ever to engage a tax specialist who will deliver well-considered and timely advice.
How we help clients
HLB Mann Judd’s international tax specialists advise corporate and private businesses on effective approaches for both inbound and outbound investments and operations.
Many of our clients trade internationally or have subsidiaries or joint ventures in multiple countries. This requires a good understanding of both domestic and foreign jurisdiction taxes, as well as the application of any double tax agreements.
Our team of international tax specialists advise clients on all inbound and outbound tax structuring strategies, including:
- Advice and compliance services for foreign-based businesses with Australian subsidiaries and representative offices, including establishment, registrations and reporting
- Industry-specific and transaction-based transfer pricing advice and compliance
- Assistance with the expanded reporting requirements for multinational subsidiaries operating
- Advice and compliance services for Australian businesses investing overseas
- Consideration and advice in relation to Australia’s thin capitalisation rules.