International tax advisory
International tax advisory supports businesses that grow across borders without losing control of tax risk.
When activity extends beyond national borders, the rules multiply: our role is to translate the complexity of several jurisdictions into clear decisions.
For over thirty years we have supported businesses on their path to internationalisation, including through a network of foreign correspondents.
What international taxation covers
International taxation concerns every tax aspect of cross-border activity: double taxation and international treaties, transfer pricing between group companies, permanent establishments, and coordination between different jurisdictions.
We assist groups and businesses in structuring cross-border transactions and in dealing with several tax administrations.
For a family business moving from solidity to scale, the international dimension is a natural development: it should be managed with method, not improvised one step at a time.
Our approach: navigating by the chart, not by sight
Growing across borders is like plotting a course where the coastlines — the jurisdictions — are many and different. You do not navigate by sight: it takes instruments, cross-readings, prepared bearings. Our task is to hold the tiller steady while the business crosses new waters, reading the rules of each market with you before entering it.
We also support the preliminary choice: assessing whether, where and how to expand, reading the tax profiles of the different markets before the first step is even taken.
Growing across borders with your feet on the ground means exactly this — knowing the rules of the game before sitting down at the table.
Who it is for
We work alongside businesses led by entrepreneurs focused on medium- to long-term growth: solid companies operating in manufacturing and services.
We support them throughout Italy with the same underlying principle: the relationship comes before and goes beyond any individual service.
Frequently asked questions
What is international taxation?
It is the body of tax rules concerning activity abroad: double taxation, transfer pricing, permanent establishments, coordination between jurisdictions. It is relevant to businesses that operate, sell or structure themselves across borders.
What is transfer pricing?
It is the set of rules governing the prices of transactions between companies of the same group located in different countries. A correct transfer pricing policy, properly documented, is essential to prevent challenges between tax administrations.
When is international tax advice needed?
Whenever the business operates abroad: opening offices or branches, structured exports, foreign shareholdings, cross-border groups. Anticipating the tax aspects avoids discovering them once the transaction is already under way.

