Expanding your business internationally

Regardless of the size of your business, internationalization is a key to growing and expanding into new markets.

Expanding [your] business internationally

The legal and tax issues of a company seeking to expand internationally are complex. 

The choice of legal structure will have important tax and legal implications. The company will have to comply with local legislation on labor matters, data protection, intellectual property, etc.

Your challenges

Companies expanding internationally face a host of tax issues, including corporate income tax, VAT and transfer pricing. Getting the right advice is key to both optimizing the tax situation and avoiding the risk of tax reassessment, or even criminal penalties. Management will need to take special care in defining international sales contracts and examining HR management aspects (recruitment, mobility, creation of an export department, subcontracting, etc.). 

Appropriate risk management systems should be put in place to limit the impact on the company. 

In short, international expansion raises a suite of legal and tax issues. Fidal's experts are here to help you address them and ensure the success of your growth strategy.

Our expertise

Structuring direct investments, international taxation, customs, taxation of flows - transfer pricing, transactions - privatization, governance and compliance, protection and maximization of intangible asset value, logistics and distribution, international mobility, international litigation and arbitration. 

Because every organization is unique, we provide customized solutions for your projects, backed where necessary by our worldwide networks and partner organizations, unyer and WTS Global.