Avoiding International Tax Issues
By Tim Moore, EO Houston member and managing partner, TR Moore & Company, a Doeren Mayhew Firm
Not long ago, international business was the domain of large corporations. Today, the Internet, advances in freight and logistics, and other developments have made global markets accessible to even the smallest businesses.
But just because some barriers have been lowered doesn’t mean doing business internationally is easy. In fact, it’s a complex process that requires a company to establish the necessary infrastructure, develop an understanding of foreign cultures, and prepare for a new tax environment. Careful tax planning can help you set up your international business in a manner that minimizes worldwide taxes and maximizes cash flow. Considerations include: