The new US tax reform is highly complex and has far-reaching impacts for multinationals, specifically those that operate vital business functions outside of the country.
Along with the widely publicized reduced rate of 21%, the tax reform has been designed to incentivize US companies to move functions back to home soil, rather than capitalizing on the benefits of offshore locations.
In this in-depth Nearshore Americas analysis, we explain what you should know about the reform as a US company with foreign operations. The article explains the three international tax provisions that were introduced, along with the ripple effects that they have on each other.
Add comment