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International Expansion

Globalisation presents huge opportunities for your business to grow revenue and profits

Building a business that is seamlessly integrated across different time zones and cultures presents a special set of problems.

We have experience of dealing with multinational clients – so we are familiar with many of the issues. Our clients have found it hugely helpful to centralise their finance function in one place, enabling accounting information to be properly co-ordinated and presented to managers and owners around the world.

We can help you

  • carry out research into foreign markets
  • look for partners, distributors or agents in the local market
  • set up a sales office
  • consider the VAT and Customs rules for the export of your goods and services
  • examine the foreign currency and cash flow implications of selling abroad
  • deal with freight forwarders to handle transport
  • find local lawyers, bookkeepers and accountants, bankers and other professional advisers
  • decide on the most suitable entity for your overseas business (e.g. foreign subsidiary or branch office)
  • consider all the local and international tax implications
  • recruit local staff
  • set up a local finance and accounting function, and co-ordinate it with the other international parts of your business
  • prepare monthly management accounts and reports for the local businesses
  • manage a central finance function providing information to all the managers and owners wherever they are
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