Exit taxation & tax treaties
A move across borders.
Moving residence, shareholdings or business activity across borders requires a complete picture. We coordinate commercial preparation and information gathering for the cross-border legal and tax advisers you appoint.
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Inside the work
Two jurisdictions.
One coordinated plan.
↓Residence, company activity and share ownership are separate facts; one move does not explain all three.
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The engagement / 01
Build the complete picture
A personal move and a business change can be connected but need separate descriptions. We bring the intended steps and existing business organisation into one overview.
People and ownership
Residence plans, ownership structure and important functions are recorded. The responsible professional advisers determine which information is relevant for tax.
Actual business activity
Customer relationships, working locations, staff and decision-making are described. A new registry entry alone does not explain where a business actually operates.
The engagement / 02
Resolve questions before committing
Tax consequences depend on the circumstances and countries involved. We structure unresolved questions so professional assessment can happen before binding implementation steps.
Departure and valuation
Dates, affected assets and existing valuations are assembled. Only the appointed tax advisers calculate and assess possible tax liabilities.
Double taxation agreements
Which treaty provisions apply requires an individual assessment. A treaty is not a general promise that relocation will be tax-free.
The engagement / 03
Organise the transition
Once the professional decisions have been made, several parties need consistent information. We connect dates, records and commercial tasks in an agreed sequence.
Coordinate dependencies
Banks, counterparties, administration and appointed advisers receive the information they need through agreed channels. Responsibilities remain clear.
After the move
Outstanding registrations, reporting tasks and new operating interfaces are tracked. Departures from the original plan return for professional assessment.
Support that fits the work ahead.
Choose a starting point for discussion. Tasks, participants and fees are agreed individually.
A focused project
Prepare a focused set of circumstances for tax assessment.
- Relevant people and companies
- Countries, holdings and intended sequence
- Documentation for appointed tax advisers
A complex project
Coordinate several asset categories and professional responsibilities.
- Broader overview of assets and holdings
- Coordination across several countries
- Open questions and continuing updates
A basis for discussion, not a binding service catalogue. Selection confirms neither availability nor professional authorisation. Any required legal, tax or specialist work is separately agreed and commissioned.
Questions about our work.
01Does a treaty prevent every case of double taxation?+
That cannot be promised universally. Scope, income type and the particular circumstances require assessment by qualified advisers in the countries concerned.
02When should preparation begin?+
Ideally before binding relocation, transfer or location decisions are made. Steps already taken must be disclosed fully so professional advisers can account for them.
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