Global reach

You first need to identify that your product or service is fit for the local market, do you need to adapt your offering thanks to different lifestyles or access to technology?

After that, you then need to consider the regulatory, economic, and legal landscapes.

You also need to consider how will you get there? Do you fully immerse yourself in the local economy by opening an office and employing the local workforce, or do you set up partnerships with local distributors and work from your existing location?

In some countries there is a requirement to have a local partner or a locally registered company.

If you are an international business entering the UK market, or a UK business expanding internally, our expert team is ready to help.

Investing in businesses around the globe can be complicated by owning other assets such as homes in the same or neighbouring countries.

Relocating your investments or moving your home and family to another country, whether it be familiar territory or not, may require restructuring and new management.

Our network of global firms allows us to introduce you to on-the-ground experts who can guide you through the process or deliver the transition through tax jurisdictions for you.

For privately owned businesses, risk is a significant factor in deciding where and how to expand in overseas territories.

Political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors all need to be considered.

How does your business need to be structured to access capital and be tax-efficient?

We joined the Kreston Global network in 1994 to ensure we could deliver a consistent service to our clients, collaborating with on-the-ground experts or providing market data to decide.

Our network can also help you with central business operations such as payroll and HR, so you can mitigate the risk of non-compliance and achieve a successful overseas operation.