Tax relocation

Tax relocation demands a structure aligned with residency, international structures and tax obligations, with attention to both your home country and your new country of establishment.

Does this sound familiar? International activity demands a tax structure

Living and doing business internationally brings new tax questions. A move to another country affects your residency, company structures, tax obligations and the way your international activities are arranged.

Tax relocation requires a broader analysis than the new country alone. Regulations, exit rules and tax consequences in your home country also play a major role. A correct structure creates clarity and prevents arrangements that prove untenable later.

  • Support with tax emigration and relocation
  • Focus on residency and substance questions
  • Insight into home country and destination country
  • Structures aligned with your international activities
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What you'll get

  • A structure tailored to your international activities and tax position.

  • Guidance on tax obligations, compliance and regulations across multiple jurisdictions.

  • Support with establishment questions and a durable international position.

  • A single point of contact for all your legal questions, so you are never alone in important decisions.

No promises. Proof.

Real entrepreneurs. Real results. Discover how entrepreneurs like you grew with structure as their foundation.

ECE-commerce entrepreneurFrom sole trader to holding company
€210,000
recurring annual savings
49% → 19%
effective tax rate
Tax · E-commerceRead the case
AEEntrepreneur with a UAE FZCODubai structure, Belgian tax authorities
€280,000
extra tax avoided
2
tax years accepted
International · DubaiRead the case
PPOnline brand with PayPal revenueFrozen revenue released
€1.2m
fully released
14
weeks to settlement
Legal · PaymentsRead the case

Questions? We'll answer them.

  • Tax relocation is often considered by entrepreneurs, investors, shareholders and high-income individuals who live, work or want to arrange their tax position internationally. The right approach depends on your personal situation, company structure and future plans.

  • Residency and substance are key parts of an international structure. Your actual presence, activities and set-up must align with the chosen tax position and place of establishment.

  • Yes. Existing companies, holdings and international structures are included to assess how the new situation can be arranged responsibly from a tax and legal perspective.

  • An international move has consequences beyond the new country of establishment. Tax obligations, exit rules and regulations in your home country are also part of a careful analysis.

Your partner to help you with this

Meet the specialists behind this solution; your direct contacts for strategic advice.

  • Saajan MangreyDirector - Middle East

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