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International tax for SMEs

International tax should not be overlooked by UK SMEs that transact cross-border. Adam Kefford and Daniel Sladen (PKF Francis Clark) examine some of the key issues to consider.

It is easy to view international tax as being an area of concern to the multinational enterprises (MNEs) of this world. MNEs make multi-millions in profits operate in numerous jurisdictions and have the resources to fully understand the tax impact of their structure and plan to mitigate their global tax liabilities.

However international tax can have just as significant an impact on SMEs in a global economy. Relatively modest sized UK businesses will look to overseas to export their products provide a service or exploit valuable IP. In some cases we have seen SMEs which derive almost all of their turnover from customers located outside of the UK. ...

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