International & Supply Chain Tax Assessment

At Vistra, our International Tax Advisory team has vast experience of mapping intra-group and third-party operational and supply chains – which we then overlay with the implications of domestic and international indirect and corporate tax.

Our experts can also provide comparative tax analysis solutions in order to help you make better decisions. We'll lay out the corporate and indirect domestic and international tax implications, offering you comparisons between different countries and alternative operational structures.

We have a truly international approach and reach, which means you're assured of timely practical tax advice covering multiple countries. This enables your organisation to make an informed tax decision without incurring significant waste in terms of management time and costs.

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