Tax and financial advice for globetrotters
In today's world, you need accountants who understand modern ways of doing business and living life. Moving to Australia or spreading your wings overseas? Working remote for a global player? Travelling as s digital nomad? When it involves crossing borders, you need our global tax expertise and our world-class advisory skills.
International Tax Advice for Individuals
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Tax Planning and Tax Compliance
Our international tax consultants undertake proactive tax planning to optimise your financial position. We also ensure strict compliance with tax laws, reducing the risk of penalties and audits.
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Tax Residency Advice
Get tailored guidance on tax residency matters to determine your expat tax obligations in Australian and international jurisdictions. We then help structure your affairs accordingly to achieve tax efficiency.
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Superannuation Advice for Australian Expats
In most cases, Australian expats can keep contributing to their Australian super fund, but there are some things to consider. To maintain contributions, you might need to rollover your super into a 'non-resident friendly' fund. You could also choose to opt out of Australian super if you're eligible for a foreign pension scheme. Our international tax consultants provide Australian expat superannuation advice to help you understand the pros and cons of different options, and the impacts on your Australian tax return.
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Cross-Border Tax Compliance
Our team helps navigate the complexities of cross-border taxation, ensuring that you remain in full compliance with tax regulations in multiple countries to avoid legal complications and double taxation.
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Cross-border Employee Share Schemes
For employees participating in a cross-border employee share scheme or options, seeking tax advice is crucial to understand and manage tax obligations effectively. Timing of taxation, tax rates and tax treatment, foreign tax credits, reporting requirements and currency exchange all need to be considered to ensure the best financial outcomes.
