Guides that cross borders.
Original, founder-led guides on formation, tax and compliance across the US, UK, UAE, Singapore and Canada — no fluff, sourced from the official rulebooks.
UK company formation from Germany: what to settle first
A German founder's guide to forming a UK Ltd: identity verification, registered office, funding and AWV reporting, UK banking, and UK–German tax interaction.
US company formation from Nigeria: what to settle first
A Nigerian founder's guide to forming a US LLC or C corporation: structure, ownership and EIN, funding lawfully via a CCI, US banking, and US tax basics.
US company formation from Australia: what to settle first
An Australian founder's guide to forming a US LLC or C corporation: structure, ownership and EIN, funding from Australia, US banking, and how ATO and US tax interact.
US company formation from Germany: what to settle first
A German founder's guide to forming a US LLC or C corporation: structure, ownership and EIN, funding and Bundesbank/AWV reporting, US banking, and US–German tax interaction.
US company formation from Canada: what to settle first
A Canadian founder's guide to forming a US LLC or C corporation: structure, ownership and EIN, funding from Canada, US banking, and how CRA and US tax interact.
Permanent establishment risk when you expand abroad
What a permanent establishment is, how remote staff, agents or a fixed place of business can create a taxable presence, and how to manage the risk.
Transfer pricing and the arm's-length principle, explained
What transfer pricing is, why the arm's-length principle governs transactions between related companies, and the documentation groups are expected to keep.
UK VAT and Making Tax Digital: what businesses must do
When to register for UK VAT, what Making Tax Digital requires, and how non-established businesses selling into the UK are treated.
US sales tax and economic nexus: what triggers a filing duty
How US sales tax differs from VAT, what economic and physical nexus mean, and why selling into a state can create a registration duty even without an office there.
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