In an increasingly globalized economy, characterized by complex international regulations, evolving tax policies, and heightened enforcement by tax authorities, staying abreast of the business implications is the key. Therefore, companies with a footprint stretching across multiple borders require a comprehensive international tax strategy to address the aforesaid challenges.
Our International Tax team assists clients with managing local and foreign taxes efficiently and effectively. We advise clients on international tax matters arising from business operations and transactions, repatriation, and foreign tax credit planning, to optimize their tax positions, ensure compliance, and manage potential risks effectively. Our expertise helps companies to manage the complexities of multiple tax systems and supranational regulation around the world. We offer tax advisory services to mid-market, larger corporate, global, and local clients in major metropolitan markets across APAC, ensuring no audit-based conflicts of interest. We provide the following international tax offerings:
- Tax planning and strategy
- International tax compliance and reporting
- International M&A
- Operating model design and optimization
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The EU Tax Omnibus: a major simplification of the EU direct tax framework
July 23, 2026
On 24 June 2026, the European Commission published its “Tax Omnibus” proposal (“Proposal”) — a single proposed Council Directive amending six EU direct tax directives, with an estimated EUR 6.6 billion in annual compliance cost savings.
EU DAC Recast Proposal: What the European Commission’s simplification agenda means for cross-border tax reporting
July 23, 2026
On June 24, 2026, the European Commission published a proposal to recast the Directive on Administrative Cooperation in the field of taxation (DAC) as part of an ambitious tax simplification package designed to simplify existing EU tax rules and reduce compliance for businesses.
Delhi High Court Rules that Reimbursement of Salary Cost for Seconded Employees Constitutes FTS Where Home Entity Retains Lien and Overarching Control
July 23, 2026
The Delhi High Court (HC), on June 18, 2026, in Ernst & Young U.S. LLP (EY US) has, inter alia, ruled that in the given facts, EY US retained ‘lien’ over seconded employees in India and cost-to-cost reimbursements of such seconded employees were taxable as Fees for Technical Services (FTS) under both Section 9(1)(vii) of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (Act), and Article 12 of the India–US Tax Treaty (Tax Treaty).
Thai Customs Introduces Revised Reward System: Key Implications for Business
July 10, 2026
New Thai Customs rewards rule reshapes officer allocations but preserves core incentives, keeping enforcement pressure high. Reassess exposure now, especially on valuation, tariff codes, origin claims, and related-party payments.
