Mazars is a global integrated organisation with a presence in the major economies of the world, so we understand the complexities of tax in today’s global economic climate.
We provide both national and international tax advice to a diverse global client-base. We work with global owner-managed businesses and European listed companies, but also with local companies and private individuals. So wherever you are located, we will support you with local and global advice.
You can call on our (inter)national tax team for advice on tax compliance and tax advisory services. We give specialist advice on mergers, acquisitions, and transfer pricing or setting up a new financial operation overseas. We combine this knowledge with our wider in-house expertise in other areas such as European case law and cross-border property transactions.
Mazars will assist and advise you in a number of other ways. We help you:
At Mazars we ensure permanent tax intelligence and help you be tax compliant.
At Mazars we support you in implementing an effective tax organization at international level.
11 November 2009
Most multinational companies regularly deal with cross border employment. Employees are seconded from one country to antoher and professional talent is hired from all over the world.
01 November 2009
Increased regulation and reporting obligations consume time which you could better use on developing your business. It can also create opportunities for reducing the tax burden and creating value in the business. Mazars’ Tax Advisory Services can help you deal with the increasing risk to your company due to the changing tax environment, help you create value from tax planning opportunities, and help implement your organisational change in a tax efficient manner.
11 November 2009
Transfer Pricing is the price at which goods and services are sold between associated enterprises. As the majority of the international trade takes place between allied enterprises, the Transfer Pricing range is enormous.
31 July 2009
Why VAT matters to your business? Any business buying, selling, investing or employing staff in one or more countries is confronted with indirect taxes, such as VAT (Value Added Tax). VAT is a tax charged on most business-to-business and business-to-consumer transactions throughout the EU (European Union) and in a growing number of other countries. In the Member States of the EU national VAT laws are based on Community legislation.