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BrochureRelocating employees, either into or out of the United States, triggers complex tax issues for both organizations and their expatriate employees. Weaver helps companies and employees make sense of varying taxes and filing requirements anywhere in the world.
Once you have accepted an assignment to work abroad, it is never too early to prepare for your move. You will need to consider questions big and small to ensure a smooth transition. Weaver's professionals highlight a few areas to consider.
PodcastIn this episode, Vince Houk & Josh Finfrock discuss an export incentive under the IC-DISC regime and how to optimize that using transfer pricing.
WebinarWeaver's webinar offers a discussion on the legislative changes and tax policy initiatives that impact planning at the state and local levels and globally.
Microsoft is disputing a $28.9 billion tax claim by the IRS for a decade-long transfer pricing audit, while the IRS is also focusing on cross-border compliance.
On this episode of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers, Vince Houk and Josh Finfrock dive into the export incentive under FDII and what that can mean for your organization.
Join us for a review of the Corporate Transparency Act’s requirement for certain organizations to file a detailed “Beneficial Ownership Information” report.
IRS signs competent authority arrangements ensuring that taxpayers will maintain favorable treatment in income tax treaties with Denmark, Luxembourg, Malta & Mexico.
On this episode of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers, Vince Houk and Josh Finfrock discuss the tax opportunities for businesses with cross-border activities. Tune in.
U.S. investors run a risk of diminishing returns if they do not understand how PFIC rules apply to foreign investments. Learn about the tax consequences.
Find out why U.S. multinationals with Australian operations can potentially be subject to double taxation based on Australia’s “hybrid mismatch rules.”
The governments of the United States and the U.K. agreed that residents of the U.K., Mexico, and Canada will continue to receive favorable tax treatment under the U.S.-U.K. income tax treaty.
Public companies that file under the ASC 740 income tax provision face complex financial reporting requirements that can challenge even the best tax departments. Given that the income tax provision directly impacts financial reporting both quantitatively and qualitatively, it is imperative that it be prepared and reviewed with the appropriate level of knowledge.