We provide globally mobile individuals and international businesses with cross border tax and accounting services.
With offices in New York, Los Angeles, London, Singapore and Sydney, and an extensive international partner network, we can assist when expats move abroad or SMEs expand internationally.
REGIONS WE CAN ASSIST IN
SINGAPORE
When you own an income producing asset in Singapore, we can assist. We provide international tax expertise to foreign businesses expanding to Singapore.
UNITED KINGDOM (UK)
We assist British citizens living in Australia and expats with assets in the UK with their tax obligations. We provide international tax advice and accounting services for UK businesses seeking to enter the market in Australia.
UNITED STATES (USA)
American citizens and Green Card holders living in Australia will more than likely have USA tax obligations. We can assist by advising on your obligations and lodging your tax return at a federal, state and local level as required.
WE TAKE CARE OF YOUR CROSS-BORDER TAX AFFAIRS
Our team of international tax professionals will effectively manage your international tax affairs, while you focus on your family and career.
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NEWS AND UPDATES
Australian Businesses Expanding To The USA: Grants, Incentives and Support Programs
23rd Jun 2026
John Marcarian
The US Incentives Playbook: How Australian Businesses Can Turn Expansion Into Advantage For many Australian companies, the United States looks deceptively simple, one country, one flag, one...
Australian Budget 2026: Impact Of The 30% Capital Gains Tax (CGT) On Negative Gearing
15th Jun 2026
Matthew Marcarian
Following the announcements in the 2026 Australian budget provided by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on 12 May 2026, Matthew Marcarian, Principal of our Sydney office, examines how the 30% minimum tax on...
Australian Budget 2026: Impact Of The 30% Capital Gains Tax (CGT) On Expats
10th Jun 2026
Matthew Marcarian
The Effect Of The 30% Capital Gains Tax Minimum Floor Tax On Australian Expats And Non-Residents Following the announcements in the 2026 Australian budget provided by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on 12...