Working with US investors can help fuel growth, but it can also be tricky in terms of understanding US tax regulations. Companies based outside the US will often be asked to make representations about their PFIC or CFC status when they are looking to take on a US...
Response to the Consultation Document on Transfer Pricing Documentation published 23 March, 2021. Frazier & Deeter UK LLP [‘’FD’’ or ‘’We’’] would like to submit our response with respect to the applicability of i) UK local file and ii) International Dealing...
The UK government recently issued a white paper aimed at restoring trust in audit and corporate governance. Pete Hine, Frazier & Deeter’s Lead Audit Partner in the UK, provides a perspective on the publication. In particular on ‘UK SoX’ and how Frazier &...
When there is a transition of power, changes can also be expected to the tax system. Frazier & Deeter international tax experts discuss these potential changes and how the different US tax structure could affect companies seeking to expand into the US. Speakers:...
This article looks at the tax and accounting issues which non-US businesses typically face when they are expanding into the US market. For many businesses, the US market can represent the biggest single opportunity and for tech businesses in particular the growth in...
What happens when your European home base is no longer in the European Union? This episode of Culture of Compliance looks at the tax compliance implications of Brexit. Sabrina Serafin interviews Malcolm Joy International Tax Partner with Frazier & Deeter and...
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