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New opportunities for crossborder company migration [TAX ALERT]

New opportunities for crossborder company migration [TAX ALERT]

April 10, 2013. Tags: , , ,

On 12 July 2012, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued a ruling on the interpretation of freedom of establishment of companies, …

Tax professionals migrate to the sharp end

Tax professionals migrate to the sharp end

October 3, 2012. Tags: , , ,

Tax professionals and the companies they work for stand to benefit from relocations which bring them closer to business operations.

Landscape changing for headquarter locations

Landscape changing for headquarter locations

November 7, 2011. Tags: , , , ,

The taxation of corporate income continues to play a role in the competitive international business landscape, as headquarter locations for the largest global companies shift from high-tax countries to emerging markets.

The HR side of corporate migration

The HR side of corporate migration

December 20, 2010. Tags:

Creating substance in a new headquarters by relocating personnel helps manage tax risks, but raises considerable people issues.

France: Productivity with flair

France: Productivity with flair

December 20, 2010. Tags: ,

Robust infrastructure and a quality workforce make France an appealing destination for corporates, although a complex tax regime and rigid labor laws can serve as a deterrent.

Belgium: A welcoming and open economy

Belgium: A welcoming and open economy

December 20, 2010. Tags: , ,

Although a small economy relative to several of its European neighbors, Belgium remains competitive thanks to its highly skilled workforce and robust institutions.

Germany: An opportune environment

Germany: An opportune environment

December 20, 2010. Tags: ,

Skills, infrastructure and institutional effectiveness enhance Germany’s attractiveness for corporate investment.

Italy: A sophisticated business environment

Italy: A sophisticated business environment

December 20, 2010. Tags: ,

Italy has made a number of improvements in policy affecting business but it faces stiff competition from neighboring economies.

The Netherlands: In the center of Europe’s economy

The Netherlands: In the center of Europe’s economy

December 20, 2010. Tags: ,

Companies continue to be drawn to the Netherlands thanks to its robust economic, tax, regulatory and infrastructure environment.

United Arab Emirates: An oasis for business

United Arab Emirates: An oasis for business

December 20, 2010. Tags: ,

The downturn hit the United Arab Emirates hard but it remains an attractive destination for companies seeking a regional headquarters.

Luxembourg: The quality of life

Luxembourg: The quality of life

December 20, 2010. Tags: ,

Luxembourg offers many advantages as a headquarter site: an open economy, stability, a favorable tax regime, and liveability. As a result, it is attracting a growing number of multinationals to base themselves there.

The United Kingdom: A small, but steady exodus

The United Kingdom: A small, but steady exodus

December 20, 2010. Tags: ,

A reputation as a business-friendly location makes the United Kingdom an attractive destination for corporates.

Ireland: Beating the storm

Ireland: Beating the storm

December 20, 2010. Tags: ,

The financial crisis had a dramatic impact on the Irish economy, but the country’s business-friendly policies and tax environment continue to hold strong appeal for companies seeking to relocate their headquarters.

Switzerland: Top choice for foreign investments

Switzerland: Top choice for foreign investments

December 20, 2010. Tags: ,

Geography, business-friendly policies and quality of life combine to make Switzerland among the world’s most coveted destinations for companies.

Corporates embark on a wave of migration

Corporates embark on a wave of migration

October 28, 2010. Tags:

The relocation of the corporate headquarters to another jurisdiction is becoming more common.

A business trend with an illustrious history

A business trend with an illustrious history

October 28, 2010. Tags:

Corporate migration is nothing new. Throughout history, traders and adventurers have sought commercial opportunities over the horizon.

On the map of migration

On the map of migration

October 28, 2010. Tags: ,

The decision to move a corporate headquarters overseas is driven by a combination of factors. Here, we profile 10 countries that have been particulary active in terms of corporate migration.

The Celtic tiger regaining its roar?

The Celtic tiger regaining its roar?

October 28, 2010. Tags:

In recent years, Ireland has become one of the leading destinations for foreign multinationals seeking a European or global headquarters.

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