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International Expansion

Cross-border setup and tax structuring for businesses moving from Ireland into the EU and beyond.

Expanding into a new country multiplies your obligations. Whether you are moving into the EU single market or further afield, there are VAT registration, permanent-establishment and transfer-pricing questions to answer first. Large groups also need to watch the 15% global minimum tax (Pillar Two). We work through those questions with you before you commit, then handle the structure and its ongoing compliance.

What’s included

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  • Cross-border structuring: the setup planned from Ireland out

  • Entity setup: companies established in new jurisdictions

  • PE and transfer pricing: permanent-establishment and pricing risk reviewed

  • EU VAT: OSS/IOSS registration and customs guidance

  • Treaty planning: withholding tax and double-tax relief

  • Pillar Two: the 15% global minimum tax assessed for large groups

What you should know

Trading into another country rarely means one new obligation; it usually means several at once. Selling goods or services across the EU can trigger a VAT registration abroad or bring you into the OSS/IOSS regime, and putting people or a fixed place of business on the ground can create a permanent establishment that’s taxable there. Get the structure wrong early and it’s slow and costly to unwind.

For larger groups there’s Pillar Two on top: a 15% global minimum effective tax rate for groups with consolidated turnover above €750m, now in force across the EU. Ireland keeps its 12.5% headline rate, but big groups pay a top-up to reach 15%. We map the VAT, permanent-establishment, transfer-pricing and treaty questions before you move, then set the structure up and keep it compliant.

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