International Taxation
Companies operating internationally are well aware that reducing their global effective tax rate may be crucial to their success.
Deloitte’s office in Belarus, being a part of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited international network of member firms, has a considerable experience of operating in the field of international taxation. Recognized as a global leader in the field, our tax specialists are well equipped to help our clients succeed in the constantly changing environment of international tax. We offer a variety of creative ideas designed to help maximize tax efficiency.
Currently, the Republic of Belarus signed more than 50 international double tax treaties (conventions). Application of double tax treaties enables the companies operating internationally to decrease their tax burden and, in some cases, to avoid full payment of a tax imposed on particular operations. Sometimes application of international legal acts is the only way to avoid payment of compulsory charges as well as to solve a problem encumbering entrance into new markets.
Our services in this area include:
- Advice on application of double tax treaties. International tax planning aimed at improvement of the efficiency of businesses, reduction in operating costs and management of economic risks
- Structuring of cross-border investments
- Consultation regarding tax efficient international holding structures
- Exit-strategies and spin-off planning
- Consulting on foreign tax legislation in cooperation with Deloitte Global Network
- Holding of international tax and tax planning presentations, workshops, conferences, seminars, etc.
- Assistance in setting up of companies in foreign jurisdictions (through involvement of aligned law firms in the respective jurisdictions)
For further information, please contact:
Svetlana Gritsouk, Manager of Tax Services Department
Tel.: +375 (0) 17 200 0353
Fax: +375 (0) 17 200 0414
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