17 Sep 2019
Major employment law changes introduced
You may have heard about these changes before, but as an employer, you cannot simply ignore! We strongly...
International tax
The international tax area is constantly changing businesses with cross-border activities proactively manage the related tax issues.
Baker Tilly Staples Rodway has extensive experience with international businesses and tax structuring. We can provide:
- Advice on inbound and outbound structuring and restructuring, including structures to manage double taxation, whether setting up in New Zealand or expanding offshore.
- Transfer pricing documentation and assistance obtaining Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs) with Inland Revenue.
- Dealing with thin capitalisation rules to obtain the best outcome.
- Access to international tax expertise and country specialists (including Australia, USA, UK, Singapore and China) through our membership of Baker Tilly International.
- Best practice global solutions for inbound and outbound investment.
- Advice and compliance assistance new migrants and high wealth individuals.
- Assistance with GST issues including GST on imports, non-resident GST refunds, and contractual arrangements.
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