Choosing a U.S. business structure involves legal, tax, state-level, and cross-border considerations. Chris Klug and Meritxell Mont discuss LLCs, corporations, tax classification, and international coordination.
U.S. expansion for Spanish companies can involve both federal requirements and state-specific legal, tax, and employment considerations. This conversation explores how businesses can approach those issues when planning their U.S. operations.
Expanding a U.S. company into Spain involves more than forming an entity. The conversation considers employment costs, VAT, accounting, transfer pricing, and the importance of coordination among U.S. and Spanish advisers.
What should a U.S. company consider before entering Spain? This episode examines market-entry planning, employment requirements, local presence, and other issues businesses may encounter when expanding into the Spanish market.
Corporate domestication allows certain businesses to relocate their legal domicile without necessarily dissolving the existing entity. This episode examines the tax, legal, and regulatory considerations that should be evaluated before making that decision.
This episode examines U.S. tax obligations for citizens, green card holders, and other U.S. persons with income or assets outside the United States. Topics include foreign tax credits, FBAR, FATCA, foreign entities, and prior-year compliance.
Compliance does not end after registration. In Part 2 of this broker-dealer compliance series, Jephte Lanthia and Erik Dolan explore the ongoing regulatory, operational, and supervisory responsibilities that broker-dealers face, from Regulation BI and advertising oversight to examinations, vendor management, and AI-assisted compliance tools.
From FINRA registration and WSPs to capital requirements and supervision systems, this episode explores the foundational side of broker-dealer compliance.
From governance structures and reporting standards to diaspora investment and institutional readiness, this conversation examines the practical realities behind attracting long-term capital.
Estate planning is not just about preparing documents. It is about helping families make informed decisions before difficult moments arise.
When do foreign investors become subject to U.S. tax? This conversation explores how activities, structure, and timing determine whether income is taxed—and how to plan ahead.
Sourcing rules answer a simple but critical question: where is your income actually earned for tax purposes?
