United States
US Tax Planning
IRS · Federal & state
- Federal and state income tax filing
- Entity-based tax strategy: LLC, C-corp, S-corp
- Sales tax nexus and compliance
- IRS representation and audit support
Tax Planning
Tax worked year-round,
not at the deadline
Cross-border structures, treaty positions, and a filing calendar built before the year closes, so the number you owe is the one you planned for, in every country you trade in.
Choose your tax planning & filing solution
Tailored tax architecture and filing services. Select the coverage that aligns with your entity structure and revenue model.
In every engagement
What Tax Planning Actually Covers
Four parts to every tax engagement we run: the position, the filings, the payments, and the review. One scope across every country you trade in, agreed before the year closes rather than explained after it.
Where profit is earned, which treaty applies, and how the entities charge each other. Agreed once and documented, so the returns that follow are a formality rather than an argument with an inspector two years later.
Corporate and personal returns, VAT and sales tax, payroll filings: prepared, reviewed, and lodged with the authority in every country you are registered in, on the deadline that country actually keeps.
Estimated payments, instalments, and the number to set aside each month. The liability gets funded across the year instead of landing whole in one quarter, which is where most cash-flow surprises come from.
A sit-down before the year closes, not after. What changed, what it now costs, and what is still worth doing while there is time left to do it, because after the deadline most of the options have gone.
Priced before the work
The fee is agreed up front and does not move at filing time.
Where it gets complicated
The four positions that decide the bill
Profit earned in one country, taxed in another
Where an entity is registered rarely matches where the work happens or where the customer pays. We set the transfer pricing, the treaty position, and the intercompany terms before the first return goes in, not in response to a query two years later.
- Permanent establishment risk tested
- Treaty relief claimed where it exists
- Intercompany terms documented
You moved, and the tax did not move with you
Leaving a country is not the same as leaving its tax net. Split years, exit charges, and day-count tests decide what you still owe where, and most of it is settled by what you do in the first ninety days rather than at the next filing.
- Day counts and tie-breakers mapped
- Exit and split-year charges priced
- Filing duties kept in both countries
Selling into a market you are not registered in
Thresholds trigger on turnover, on stored stock, or on the first digital sale, and they differ in every market you reach. We watch where you are about to cross one and register ahead of the penalty rather than after it.
- Registration thresholds monitored
- Digital and marketplace rules applied
- Returns filed in each territory
Paying people who are not where the company is
A contractor in one country and an employee in another create very different obligations for the same money. We fix the classification, the withholding, and the social security position before payroll runs, not at year end when it is expensive.
- Employee or contractor, decided
- Withholding and social security set
- Payroll filings run in each country
Optimized & compliant
Seamless Tax Optimization Across Global Jurisdictions
Navigate complex multi-jurisdictional tax laws with confidence. We structure your corporate tax, local VAT/sales tax, and international cross-border filings to minimize liability while remaining 100% compliant.
- Cross-Border Tax Structuring
- Leverage legal treaties and strategic entity placement to reduce double-taxation risks.
- Local & International Filings
- Timely submission of US IRS returns, UK HMRC filings, and GCC Corporate Tax reports.
- Proactive Advisory
- Ongoing strategy to optimize tax credits, deductions, and financial structures as your business grows.
Related reading
The questions that arrive with the return
Tax questions
What founders trading across borders ask most. Anything specific to your structure is better answered on a call.
Still stuck
Ask an advisor directly.
Twenty minutes, no obligation, and a straight answer on the question the page did not cover.
Book a callor message +1 (504) 600-5217Not if the structure is right. Most of the jurisdictions we cover have double-taxation treaties, and relief usually depends on filing the correct forms in the correct order. Getting that sequence wrong is the most common reason clients arrive having paid twice.
Yes, and we prefer to. Founder-owned companies cannot be planned properly if the company and the person are handled by different firms: the salary, dividend, and distribution decisions are the same decision.
Yes. Bring us the backlog. We work out what is outstanding in each jurisdiction, file it in the order that limits penalties, and apply for abatement or reasonable-cause relief where it is available.
Registration thresholds, rates, and filing frequencies all differ, and digital services often follow the customer's country rather than yours. We map where you have crossed a threshold and register you before the exposure builds.
We represent you. Correspondence comes to us, we assemble the records, and we deal with the authority directly. That is included for any return we prepared.