Societary structures

A proactive approach to complex international tax matters.

The development of international corporate structures that have both efficient and appropriate tax treatment has become increasingly complex. The OECD's Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) initiative is causing changes on a global level. Additionally, national tax policies are rapidly changing as governments seek to recover from the budgetary impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, use taxes as a trade weapon, or capture revenue from digital companies.

Our approach

In this dynamic environment, we believe in a risk-averse, long-term, and sustainable approach to developing corporate structures, rather than having to react to every new tax legislation or judicial decision.

Our global team proactively monitors local tax issues. This international presence positions Mazars ideally to serve larger corporations and mid-sized companies embarking on their first international expansion.

We also provide guidance on tax-efficient structures during cross-border acquisitions and transactions and offer strategic assistance during international on-site tax audits.

What we offer

Strategic guidance on appropriate, sustainable, and tax-efficient corporate structures;
Tailored consulting for sectors with specific issues;
Assessment and mitigation of tax risks;
Engagement support for registrations.

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