Clarity across borders.
Cross-border activity can bring multiple tax systems into one commercial decision. We help frame the Australian tax questions and identify where local advice in another jurisdiction is needed.
An early view of entities, people, payments and activities can reveal the questions that need attention before a cross-border plan is put into motion.
Areas to explore.
The right scope depends on the transaction, the available facts and the decision you need to make.
Inbound and outbound activity
Map the commercial activity and the Australian tax questions raised by expansion, investment or operations across borders.
Cross-border payments
Review the nature of payments and the information needed to assess their treatment and reporting.
Operating models
Consider how people, functions and decision-making align with the proposed cross-border structure.
Related-party arrangements
Identify documentation and coordination needs for transactions between connected entities.
One decision, several jurisdictions.
Good cross-border work starts with a shared fact pattern. We can frame the Australian side and coordinate questions for advisers in other relevant jurisdictions.
- A map of entities, flows and activities
- Australian tax issues to investigate
- Questions for overseas advisers
- A coordinated action list
Consider the wider picture.
Corporate tax
Consider the tax position behind a transaction, structure or next stage of growth.
ExploreGST & indirect tax
Work through the tax treatment of transactions, processes and reporting flows.
ExploreTax governance
Make tax responsibilities, decisions and evidence easier to see and manage.