Any time a multinational company analyzes an international business opportunity, the international tax ramifications of cross-border transactions should be a part of the analysis. Unfortunately, too many multinationals apply an average global tax rate based on past performance in their modeling, almost as an afterthought. That would be fine if multinationals operated in an average world, with average results and variables that were constant. But, if that were true, there would be no reason to model in the first place.

This handbook outlines the substantial benefits of global tax business modeling, and provides guidance to assist you in the process. If you would like more information about this topic, or any other international tax issues, please contact us or reach out to your Deloitte Tax LLP professional.

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