International tax planning, also known as international tax structures, is an element of international taxation that was created to implement the guidelines of various tax authorities following the global recession of 2008.

It allows to minimize the tax burden associated with operations done from and to other territories, through Tax Treaties as well as multilateral agreements (Direct Tax European Union Directives and VAT Directives).

Applying these rules together with internal Law, could achieve a significant tax burden reduction that affects every business or specific transaction.

These include the avoidance of double taxation and the use of reduced taxation.

In other words, international tax planning supports your organization’s business objectives. Through this process, profits remain within your organization, not transferred through taxation. This means an increased cash flow that can be used to develop your business and lay the foundation for future activities.