International Tax Services
Cross-Border Tax Planning & Compliance
Cross-border activity creates tax and reporting obligations in multiple jurisdictions. Whether you are an individual with income, assets, or family ties abroad, or an organization expanding into new markets, EisnerAmper helps you plan, comply, and manage risk across jurisdictions.
International tax rules rarely line up neatly across borders. A single decision — where to form an entity, how to structure a sale, where a family member resides — can create filing requirements and tax exposure in several countries. EisnerAmper works with clients across all industries and at every stage, from startups to multinational corporations, on both inbound and outbound tax matters.
Our objectives are straightforward: maximize planning opportunities, support compliance, reduce risk, and minimize tax exposure as the tax laws change and your own circumstances evolve.
Who We Work With
We organize our services differently for individuals and businesses because international tax touches each in a unique way — the rules, risks, and filings are not the same.
For Individuals
For Businesses
International Tax Services
Our international tax team supports the full range of cross-border needs, from individual reporting obligations to the structuring of multinational operations:
- Inbound and outbound tax planning and structuring
- Inpatriate and expatriate tax planning and reporting
- Pre-immigration and expatriation planning
- Cross-border mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures
- Foreign tax credit planning and utilization
- Tax treaty planning and interpretation
- Anti-deferral analysis and tax minimization (i.e., Subpart F, GILTI/NCTI)
- Foreign asset and international information reporting
- FATCA and withholding tax reporting and compliance
- Cross-border gift, trust, and estate tax consulting and compliance
International Tax
We also have deep expertise in two critical areas of cross-border taxation:
Transfer Pricing
Coming to America
Why Early Planning Matters
Many international tax issues surface when options are limited, and remediation is costly — during an audit, an M&A due diligence request, or when a penalty notice is received. Properly scoping a client situation at the outset shapes everything downstream: structure, withholding, filings, transfer pricing, and audit defensibility.
International Tax Insights
Curated content related to current International tax issues and how we can help provide guidance.
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Related Services
International tax often intersects with other areas of our tax and advisory practices: