International activity multiplies the complexity of the financial picture before you.
A business expanding overseas, a family with members in different countries, an individual moving to or from the UK or a group with intercompany flows across jurisdictions all face questions that cannot be answered from one country’s perspective alone.
The cost of getting the international position wrong is not just financial – it is structural. Errors embedded in a group structure or a transfer pricing framework become progressively harder and more expensive to correct the longer they remain in place.
Tax residence missed at the wrong moment, a permanent establishment created unintentionally, transfer pricing not documented to the standard required or a structure that works in one country but creates exposure in another can all be expensive to correct after the fact.
Our international practice is built to handle those questions. UK-side advice runs in-house with senior specialists.
Overseas advice is co-ordinated through our membership of PrimeGlobal, a network of around 300 independent firms in more than 80 countries.


