International Tax Services: PwC

Evolving your business for a changing world

More than ever, businesses need a cross-border view of tax — one that keeps pace with shifting regulations, evolving business models, tighter credit and rising scrutiny around tax practices. From expansion to cost reduction, today’s decisions come with global tax implications that demand clarity and agility.

We track international tax developments in real time to help you navigate the global and local effects so you can act decisively on cross-border investments, manage restructuring and divestitures, respond to foreign tax authorities and address your global tax rate.

Tax policy is at a crossroads for 2025

Learn what business leaders can do now to prepare

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