International Tax Structuring Done Right: A Practical Guide for Cross-Border Groups

This guide addresses practical international tax structuring considerations for cross-border groups, illustrated by an example of a founder shifting intellectual property between jurisdictions. It covers key structuring principles for multinational groups. The piece is aimed at founders and finance leads managing cross-border operations.

  • Practical guide to cross-border tax structuring
  • Uses example of IP transfer between jurisdictions
  • Aimed at founders and finance leads
  • Covers structuring principles for multinational groups

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