Sectors
Where the same tax question takes a different shape
Cross-border tax does not look the same in a manufacturing group as it does in a licensing business or a fund. We bring the same bench to each, with the sector context that decides which answer is the right one.
Industrial & manufacturing
Multi-jurisdiction groups with plant, inventory and a long supply chain to price.
Carve-outs, post-acquisition reorganisations, customs-and-VAT interaction on intra-group flows, and the substance file behind a manufacturing principal.
Consumer & retail
Brand-led groups expanding across borders, often with a centralised IP and franchising layer.
Royalty structuring, DEMPE alignment for marketing intangibles, and the holding design that survives a future trade sale.
Technology & IP-rich businesses
Software, platform and licensing businesses where value sits in intangibles and people.
IP migration and onshoring analysis, R&D and patent-box interaction, and Pillar Two impact on low-substance licensing entities.
Private capital & funds
Sponsors, holdcos and fund vehicles routing investment across the OECD perimeter.
Acquisition-structure tax modelling, withholding-tax leakage on the distribution waterfall, and treaty access on cross-border holding chains.
Family offices & private clients
Founders and families holding operating groups alongside passive and personal assets.
Wealth-structuring review, governance of holding entities, and the compliance discipline that keeps a structure defensible across generations.
Real estate & infrastructure
Asset-heavy holdings with financing layers and a thicket of local tax regimes.
Interest-limitation modelling under ATAD, holding-and-financing structure design, and ongoing reporting across the jurisdictions where the assets sit.