It can be hard to know where to turn for the kind of reliable legal information you need when you are making important business decisions. Our library contains a wealth of information on a variety of topics related to international business planning and transactions. We invite you to get the facts you need here.
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What Foreigners With U.S. Real Property Interests Need To Know Under FIRPTA FIRPTA tax obligations on U.S. real property interests are often misunderstood. Learn why you should consult an attorney to protect your investment. -
An LLC Owned by a Trust Can Offer Multiple Benefits Creating an LLC owned by a trust can offer multiple benefits for Mexican or Latin American investors doing business in the United States. -
Canadian Limited Partnerships Must Be Part of a Broader Business Strategy Forming a Canadian limited partnership does not require Canadian residency, but you should consult an attorney to make the right decision for your business. -
Do You Own a British Virgin Islands (BVI) Company? The Deadline to Determine and Report Its Economic Substance Starts on June 30, 2020.
The BVI enacted new rules and deadlines for the determination and reporting of the economic substance of those companies and LP organized or registered in that country. -
Has Your International Strategy Survived Mexico’s Tax Reform?
Impact of Mexico's tax reform of 2020 on the income obtained from transparent or pass-through foreign entities and foreign legal arrangements. -
Do Not Form a Canadian Corporation If You Want to Keep Your Privacy Canada now requires that corporations keep a register of stockholders and every person that controls them or benefits, directly or indirectly, from them. -
4 Reasons to Consider Changing Your Business Structure There are several key factors to consider when contemplating a change in the legal structure of your business -
Reduce Your Tax Impact When You Correctly Repatriate Your Real Estate Investment in the U.S. If you are a foreign investor in the U.S., here is one option for reducing the income taxes you will owe when you sell property held by a foreign stock company. -
Entity Classification Rules Offer Flexibility for Foreign Investors Doing Business in the United States You may have some control over how the IRS treats your foreign entity for tax classification purposes. Learn about the rules and your options here. -
What You Should Know About the Branch Profits Tax Some foreign corporations must pay the U.S. government a branch profits tax. Find out what this is and how to make the right tax decisions for your business.