Companies

Tax residence and foreign companies

Incorporating abroad does not solve tax by itself. What matters is where the company is managed, what substance it has and how it operates.

International companies can be useful tools when they respond to real activity and business logic.

Elements to analyze

  • Effective management and decision-making.
  • Team, providers, contracts and clients.
  • Invoicing, banking and accounting obligations.
  • Relationship with the owner’s tax residence.

Coherent structure

An international company should fit the personal residence, business model and regulations of the countries involved.

This guide is informational and does not constitute tax, legal or financial advice.