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International Tax Services

In the current challenging environment, executives are looking to align their global tax position with their overall business strategy to maintain competitive advantage and provide value to shareholders. We help you manage your tax requirements by leveraging our integrated global network of dedicated international tax professionals — working together to uncover opportunities, manage global tax risks, meet cross-border reporting obligations and deal with transfer pricing issues.

Multidisciplinary teams help you assess your tax strategies and exposures, assisting with international tax issues, from forward planning, through reporting, to maintaining effective relationships with the tax authorities. Our talented people draw on their global insights and perspectives to help you build proactive and integrated global tax strategies that address the tax risks of today's businesses and achieve sustainable growth. It's how Ernst & Young makes a difference.

 

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Our International Tax Online Reference Service (ITORS) is available free to all Ernst & Young clients globally. Get the facts on our tax database that provides multinational corporations with important tax developments in 65 foreign jurisdictions.

 


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Why transfer pricing still dominates the tax agenda
Read about six major trends in transfer pricing that keep tax professionals up at night. Also, what are four things multinationals should do differently in regards to transfer pricing? Learn more from our recent survey.

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