International Structuring of an AdTech IT Company

Corporate Structuring

The Situation

An IT company developing a browser for the advertising industry was expanding its operations simultaneously across the United States, the UAE, and the European Union. The client needed a corporate and tax structure aligned with its international business operations while complying with the legal and tax requirements of multiple jurisdictions.

The Solution

We designed a new corporate structure by allocating operational activities, intellectual property, and financial flows across the United States, the UAE, and the European Union. We also addressed cross-border taxation, permanent establishment, royalty and dividend payments, and prepared the product to comply with personal data protection and consumer protection regulations.

Key Features

  • Corporate structuring across multiple jurisdictions, including the United States, the UAE, and the European Union.
  • Allocation of operational activities, intellectual property, and financial flows across jurisdictions.
  • Analysis of international tax matters, withholding tax (WHT), and permanent establishment risks.
  • Preparation of the product for compliance with personal data protection and other regulatory requirements.

The Result

The client received a robust international corporate structure in which business functions, assets, and financial flows were allocated across jurisdictions in accordance with applicable legal requirements and the company’s operational needs. This reduced tax and legal risks, ensured compliance with regulatory requirements across multiple countries, and established a solid foundation for further product expansion, investment fundraising, and entry into new markets.

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