Cross-border support involves more than just choosing an entity — it’s about aligning operations, ownership, and reporting across multiple jurisdictions.
At CGC International Tax, we assist clients with the U.S. tax side of inbound and outbound structuring, helping ensure that whatever structure is chosen, it’s implemented and reported properly.
We frequently assist individuals preparing to immigrate to or expatriate from the U.S., foreign investors entering the U.S. market, and U.S. businesses expanding internationally.
Our role often includes identifying required filings (such as Forms 5471, 8865, 8858, 3520, 8938, etc.), preparing disclosures, coordinating with foreign advisors, and ensuring U.S. reporting reflects the structure as intended.
What Sets CGC Apart
While CGC’s core focus is on compliance and reporting, structuring issues naturally come up in our work. When deeper planning or entity design is required — such as evaluating ownership options, complex tax strategies, or multi-jurisdictional considerations — we collaborate with our affiliate, Schwartz International.
This partnership allows clients to receive forward-looking strategic advice while keeping all technical compliance work under one roof. We also coordinate with legal counsel as needed when a structure requires supporting documentation — such as LLC agreements, trust deeds, or cross-border contracts — to align tax and legal outcomes – or to help preserve attorney-client privilege.
Whether you’re setting up a new business, relocating internationally, or inheriting a foreign entity or trust, we help you navigate the U.S. tax aspects of your structure with clarity, accuracy, and confidence.