International Business Tax

Expanding across borders creates tax questions that a domestic-only approach cannot answer. At M. Bradford Randolph, Esq., PLLC, we advise companies and individuals on international business tax matters, from how foreign operations are structured and taxed to staying compliant with U.S. and foreign reporting rules. We help you plan the structure that fits your business and holds up under scrutiny.

In today’s global economy, business owners must pay careful attention to international tax matters. Failure to comply with foreign and domestic tax obligations can present individuals and businesses with a wide range of legal problems.

At M. Bradford Randolph, Esq., PLLC, we have been handling complex international tax issues for over 25 years. Our skill and experience in tax law can help you seize opportunities and avoid costly pitfalls.

Our clients include:

  • U.S. companies with foreign operations

  • Citizens of the U.S. doing business and investing overseas

  • Foreign individuals and businesses dealing with U.S. taxation issues

Properly handling an international tax matter requires not only knowledge of domestic and foreign tax laws, but also a working knowledge of overseas and cross-border business activities.

As a CPA, MBA and experienced taxation lawyer, attorney M. Bradford Randolph has the knowledge and skill to deftly navigate complex international tax law issues. He and our highly qualified staff will work with you personally to achieve your most critical legal objectives.

Cross-Border Business Structuring

The way a company structures its international operations can have significant tax and legal consequences. At M. Bradford Randolph, Esq., PLLC, we advise clients on a broad range of international transactions and their underlying tax implications.

We help businesses evaluate cross-border structures with their tax obligations and broader business objectives in mind. The goal is to establish an approach that fits the company's operations while addressing applicable U.S. and foreign tax requirements.

International business tax planning may involve questions about foreign investments, overseas operations, the movement of assets and other cross-border transactions. We help clients identify potential tax issues as they plan and expand their international activities rather than waiting until problems arise.

Foreign Subsidiaries And Branches

U.S. companies operating abroad may need to consider how their foreign activities should be structured, including whether to operate through a foreign subsidiary, branch or another business arrangement.

We advise clients on the tax implications of foreign operations and transactions and help them understand how their chosen structure may interact with U.S. and foreign tax obligations.

Our experience with international business tax matters also allows us to assist clients facing taxation issues involving foreign investments, as well as tax audits, appeals and litigation.

Whether you are establishing foreign operations or reassessing an existing international structure, we can help you evaluate the tax considerations associated with your business activities.

Compliance And Reporting

International business activities can create tax and reporting obligations in more than one jurisdiction. Staying compliant requires attention to both domestic and foreign requirements.

We advise clients on international tax matters involving U.S. and foreign tax obligations and help businesses address issues that can arise from cross-border operations and transactions.

Failure to properly address international tax obligations can lead to costly disputes and other legal problems. Our goal is to help clients identify and address these concerns as part of their broader international business strategy.

Our experience also includes representing clients in tax audits, appeals and litigation when international tax issues become contested.

Coordination With International Tax Planning

International business tax issues often overlap with broader international tax planning. The structure of a company's foreign operations, the taxation of foreign income and investments, and applicable reporting requirements should be considered together rather than in isolation.

For broader international tax planning involving issues such as the U.S. taxation of foreign income, offshore voluntary disclosure, FBAR and FATCA reporting, and other cross-border tax matters, see our International Tax services.

At M. Bradford Randolph, Esq., PLLC, we bring together legal, tax and business experience to help clients navigate international transactions and their underlying tax implications.

Get Help With International Business Tax Matters

If you are expanding across borders, establishing foreign operations or dealing with an existing international tax matter, we can help you explore your legal options.

To schedule a consultation with a knowledgeable New York City international taxation attorney, call 212-759-0097 or contact us online. Foreign language translation services are available.

For over 25 years, I’ve helped clients in New York and beyond with tax and business law matters. I’m committed to exceptional service and strong client relationships.

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