Facts and jurisdictions
Owners, citizenship and residence, business activities, decision-making, customers, entities, and accounts.
One business. Multiple rulebooks.
International Tax Planning
Map how the company, its owners, activities, income, and reporting obligations connect across borders before choosing a structure or transaction.
Structure follows substance.
Where the entity is formed is only one fact. Residence, management, people, contracts, customers, services, assets, and money flows can matter more.
Issue map
Entity classification, source, permanent establishment, withholding, owner compensation, reporting, and indirect taxes.
Coordinated plan
U.S. analysis, local-professional questions, implementation steps, documentation, and continuing compliance.
The planning sequence.
We start with the life and business you actually have—not a jurisdiction sold in isolation.
Map
People, entities, activities, contracts, accounts, and countries.
Test
Compare classifications, tax connections, reporting, and operational tradeoffs.
Implement
Coordinate documents, elections, advisers, books, and a compliance calendar.
No country answers the whole question.
A U.S. result does not determine the treatment in your country of residence. Another country may treat the same LLC differently, tax management or services performed there, or require reporting even when the United States does not impose income tax.
Swurv coordinates the U.S. side and helps frame the questions for qualified local advisers where their jurisdiction is involved.
No promised rate: Planning identifies lawful options and consequences. It does not guarantee a 0% result, treaty benefit, residency outcome, or future treatment.
See the whole structure before changing one piece.
Tell us where you live, where the work happens, and how the business earns money.