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2023 SelectUSA Investment Summit Highlights

I was excited to be back in Washington, D.C. for the 2023 SelectUSA Investment Summit earlier this month (May 1-4, 2023). My last time attending this informative and engaging international conference was in 2019 before the pandemic. It was great to connect with old friends and meet people from different countries all around the world.  

by Nina Wang

Breaking Down US-UK Trade Barriers Through State MoUs

In the absence of a bilateral free trade agreement between the US and the UK, UK companies are still coming to the US for trading and investment opportunities by working directly with states. These non-binding agreements are called memorandums of understanding and the goal is to increase trade and investment between the UK and US states. 

by Teresa Gordon

FDI in the US for Post-Brexit Manufacturers

While challenges may linger for the next several years, post-Brexit opportunities are emerging for UK manufacturers. Learn why now is an ideal time for UK manufacturers to expand or diversify their international footprint through Foreign Direct Investment in the US.

by Teresa Gordon

International Cash Management Best Practices

Cash is one of the principal forces behind the success or failure of any company. Due to current economic conditions, high interest rates and general uncertainty resulting from the pandemic, it is becoming increasingly difficult for companies to achieve both their short and long-term financing needs. Learn how to effectively manage international cash across borders.

by Dave Van Damme

Transfer Pricing Basics for International Companies

The concept of transfer pricing addresses the amounts that related parties under common control charge one another for goods, services, or intellectual property. For example, the price charged by a parent company when it sells goods to its subsidiary is referred to as the transfer price. The central issue regarding transfer pricing is the tax obligation that may arise around these kinds of transactions when they cross two or more tax jurisdictions. 

by Nina Wang

Branch or Subsidiary? Using an EOR to Bridge the Gap

If your company is in the early stages of planning a global expansion, it is important to consider how entity taxation and access to workforce outside your home country can be connected when deciding how and when to execute your growth strategy. Operating in a new market directly as a foreign company or a subsidiary of a foreign company has different tax consequences and compliance costs. Using an Employer of Record (EOR) can help.

by Teresa Gordon

The Sound of Automation Podcast

Industrial automation businesses are the driving force behind Industry 4.0, and Clayton & McKervey is here to help.

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