For cfos, group tax and group legal
How groups use azta to expand across Europe
Entity choice, holding rules, reporting regimes and the first steps in a new country, written up for the board.
Tax · CFO
Branch or subsidiary: the board memo for entering a new country
A board memo comparing a branch and a subsidiary
Tax · Group tax
Dividends up the group chain: the participation exemption memo, step by step
A memo on withholding and the participation exemption at each step
Tax · Group tax
VAT grouping in two countries: the memo on whether it solves the cost
A memo on VAT grouping in each country, with conditions and consequences
Tax · Group tax
CFC check on low-taxed subsidiaries, from the parent’s side and the sub-holding’s
A CFC check per subsidiary under each parent country’s rules
Tax · Group tax
Moving a function abroad: the exit tax memo before the board decides
An exit tax memo covering both the departing and the receiving country
Tax · Group tax
DAC6 hallmark review: each step of the restructuring against each hallmark
A hallmark review recording which steps are reportable, by whom and when
Tax · Group tax
Holding company substance: the memo, with the case law it rests on
A substance memo with the case law and the gaps to close
Legal · CFO
Setting up in three new countries: the incorporation plan and activity codes
An incorporation plan per country with the activity code to register
Legal · Group legal
UBO register duties across the group: who to file, where and when
A note on UBO filing duties for each group company
Legal · Group legal
Cross-border merger of a subsidiary into its parent: the step plan
A procedural step plan with documents, filings and timetable
Legal · CFO
Screening an acquisition target before the advisors start the clock
An in-house screening summary for the board
HR & employment · CFO
The first employee of a new subsidiary: the employer set-up checklist
An employer set-up checklist per country
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Your team’s version of these.
Bring the questions your team handles every week. We show how azta researches them and drafts the document, on your own examples.
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Bring a real question
One from this week, with the facts you would give a colleague.
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We run it in azta with you
You watch the research and open the citations against the provision.
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You see the draft it produces
Then we plan a trial with your team, if it fits your work.
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