Expanding your business internationally presents significant opportunities, but it also involves navigating complex tax regulations and compliance requirements. We provide businesses with clear, effective solutions to manage international tax challenges. Whether you are establishing operations in new markets, handling cross-border transactions, or optimizing your global structure, we ensure your business remains compliant and strategically positioned.
Who We Support
We provide international tax planning for a variety of clients. For startups expanding into new markets, we ensure efficient growth. SMEs receive practical tax strategies as they operate across borders. We help multinational corporations manage global operations with compliance and risk management. Digital businesses and remote teams get tailored advice for cross-border tax obligations. International investors and entrepreneurs benefit from clear, structured tax strategies to support their ventures and investments.
When Should You Start Tax Planning?
Tax planning should ideally begin at the earliest stages of your business. Startups can maximize initial cash flow and minimize liabilities, while established businesses should regularly review and adapt their strategies to reflect growth and changes in tax laws. For individuals, tax planning becomes particularly important during major financial or life changes, such as investments or planning for the future.
Where Can You Access Our Services?
Taxonomy Business provides services locally in Dubai as well as globally. With a flexible approach, we offer both in-person consultations and remote services to accommodate your preferences and ensure your tax planning needs are met wherever you are.
What We Offer
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Global Tax Strategy & Structuring
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Double Tax Treaty Optimization
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Transfer Pricing Advisory & Compliance
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Cross-Border Transaction Planning
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International Tax Compliance & Reporting
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Regulatory Monitoring & Compliance Reviews
Why Choose Us?
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Specialized Knowledge Combined with Global Presence
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Customized Solutions Aligned with Your Business Goals
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Bridging the Gap Between Global Markets and Local Regulations
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Proven Track Record Across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Beyond
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Commitment to Client Success and Long-Term Partnerships
International Tax Planning FAQs
International tax planning helps individuals and businesses structure their affairs to comply with multiple tax jurisdictions while minimizing overall tax liability. Taxonomy advises on residency rules, treaty benefits and local regulations to avoid double taxation and unexpected liabilities.
Residency depends on where you live, work and hold economic interests. Taxonomy reviews your travel patterns, property ownership and family ties to establish your status in each country and to advise on treaty positions.
Tax treaties allocate taxing rights between countries and often reduce withholding rates on dividends, interest and royalties. Taxonomy interprets treaty provisions—and their interaction with local law—to ensure you claim all available relief.
Typical documents include proof of residency, tax-return filings, transfer-pricing reports and underlying contracts. Taxonomy compiles and reviews your records to support audits and treaty claims.
Taxonomy starts with a discovery meeting to map your global footprint, then issues a proposal outlining scope, timeline and fixed fees. Ongoing support is offered under retainer or project-based arrangements for clarity and predictability.
With specialists in the UAE, UK, Netherlands and Bangkok, Taxonomy combines local expertise and global coordination. Their simple-language guidance, clear deliverables and proactive updates help clients stay ahead of evolving rules.
Since June 1, 2023, the UAE has introduced a federal corporate tax at a standard 9% rate on net profits above AED 375,000. Taxonomy helps you determine your taxable base, align intercompany pricing and claim available allowances to minimize exposure.
Many UAE free zones offer corporate tax holidays, customs exemptions and 100% foreign ownership. Taxonomy reviews the substance requirements and substance-over-form tests to ensure you maintain eligibility and comply with Economic Substance Regulations.
The UAE imposes a 5% VAT on most goods and services. Taxonomy assists with determining registration thresholds, preparing compliant tax invoices, managing cross-border supplies and optimizing VAT recovery on imports and overheads.
The UAE has over 100 double-tax treaties (including with the UK, Netherlands and India) that can reduce withholding on dividends, interest and royalties. Taxonomy analyzes treaty provisions, assists with Certificate of Residence applications and secures treaty benefits.
