Tax & Reporting

Frontier companies tend to have two tax problems at once. They fail to claim incentives they clearly qualify for, and they acquire obligations nobody noticed until a filing was already late.

This unit handles both. R&D and innovation incentives, patent and IP regimes, and grant-adjacent reliefs, claimed with documentation that will withstand a challenge rather than an aggressive filing that invites one. Group and cross-border structuring as entities, staff and customers spread across jurisdictions, with transfer pricing that reflects where value is actually created.

The compliance side scales badly if it is ignored. Indirect tax on digital services sold internationally, permanent establishment risk created by remote hiring, withholding on cross-border payments, and statutory reporting in each jurisdiction where an entity exists. Each is manageable in advance and expensive to fix afterwards.

We keep management reporting and statutory reporting reconciled, so the board and the tax authority are looking at the same business.

Typical mandates: an R&D or innovation incentive claim, a group structure before or after a raise, transfer pricing documentation, an indirect tax review for international sales, or reporting cleaned up ahead of diligence.