This report outlines some of the steps being taken by different foreign jurisdictions to ensure that U.S. taxpaying entities are properly complying with FATCA guidelines.

Whether you’re expanding organically or through an acquisition, doing business internationally requires up-front planning in order to be successful. CT’s Head of Global Managed Services, Bobby Paulus, reviews what’s needed when expanding and how to avoid the serious consequences of international non-compliance.

Learn more about business & compliance issues related to doing business in Southeast Asia in this helpful CT Corporation resource.

Learn about the pros and cons of doing business in Bermuda in this helpful guide by CT Corporation.

Though Brexit caused immediate global financial panic, it’s business as usual for international finance activity. Learn more.

After Brexit, businesses with international interests will see a change in the way they deal in Europe, and there may be some negative consequences. Learn more.

As Brexit unfolds, companies may need to restructure and reorganize to keep up with any possible new treaties, trade agreements and costs to do business.

The Cayman Islands have extended notification and reporting dates for the US and UK Foreign Account Compliance Act (FATCA) for 2016.

The goal of the FATCA law is to increase transparency into unreported, taxable income of U.S. taxpayers (both individuals and business entities) with foreign-held accounts.

Discover the top five global compliance trends affecting multinational companies in 2016.