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International activity demands a tax structure
Living and doing business internationally brings new tax questions. A move to another country affects your residency, company structures, tax obligations and the way your international activities are arranged.
Tax relocation requires a broader analysis than the new country alone. Regulations, exit rules and tax consequences in your home country also play a major role. A correct structure creates clarity and prevents arrangements that prove untenable later.
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Support with tax emigration and relocation
Focus on residency and substance questions
Insight into home country and destination country
Structures aligned with your international activities
Process
The step-by-step plan within International
Establishing yourself abroad takes more than a move. Tax rules, residency and company structures must align carefully. A clear structure prevents unnecessary risk and creates room for international growth.
01
Introduction & assessment
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We assess your personal situation, company structure, tax position and international goals. We look at both your home country and your intended country of establishment.
02
Strategic structuring
Based on the analysis, we determine which structure, residency solution and international set-up fit your situation.
03
Implementation of the chosen structure
The necessary steps are prepared and carried out. We guide the set-up of company structures, residency procedures and international establishment.
04
Positioning & compliance
We assess which obligations apply within the chosen jurisdiction and how the structure can be set up durably from a legal and tax perspective.
05
Ongoing guidance
International structures evolve with the business. So we stay involved with changes, expansions and future strategic questions.
Deliverables
What you'll get
International tax structure
A structure tailored to your international activities and tax position.
International regulations & compliance
Guidance on tax obligations, compliance and regulations across multiple jurisdictions.
Residency & substance
Support with establishment questions and a durable international position.
Direct support
A single point of contact for all your legal questions, so you are never alone in important decisions.
Results
No promises.
Proof.
Real entrepreneurs. Real results.
Discover how entrepreneurs like you
grew with structure as their foundation.
View all Results
Tax-neutral contribution and holding structure. €210,000 in structural annual tax savings.
Belgian Cayman tax avoided. €280,000 in additional tax prevented with a watertight substance file.
Polish VAT claim withdrawn. €190,000 in assessment, penalties and interest averted.
€1,200,000 released by PayPal after fourteen weeks of court proceedings.
EUIPO opposition dismissed in full. Brand name retained intact after a competitor's attack.
FAQ
Questions?
We'll answer them.
Who is tax relocation relevant for?
Tax relocation is often considered by entrepreneurs, investors, shareholders and high-income individuals who live, work or want to arrange their tax position internationally. The right approach depends on your personal situation, company structure and future plans.
What role do residency and substance play in tax relocation?
Residency and substance are key parts of an international structure. Your actual presence, activities and set-up must align with the chosen tax position and place of establishment.
Are existing companies and holdings included in the analysis?
Yes. Existing companies, holdings and international structures are included to assess how the new situation can be arranged responsibly from a tax and legal perspective.
Why does your tax position in your home country matter?
An international move has consequences beyond the new country of establishment. Tax obligations, exit rules and regulations in your home country are also part of a careful analysis.
Areas of Expertise
in international matters
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