US tax incentives

The US tax incentives process includes four main components: Pre-Proposal Planning, Incentives Proposal, Tax Incentive Application and Multiyear Compliance Process.


Investing in the United States

With the promise of access to a large, open market, many businesses from around the world are interested in investing in the United States.


VAT in the digital age

Understand the potential impact on businesses and the fight against VAT fraud, along with considerations for readiness in the digital VAT landscape. Stay informed about the proposed changes and their implications for cross-border transactions and e-commerce sellers.


R&D tax incentives in China

R&D tax incentives in China have been made a permanent policy by China’s State Council. This month they announced the extension of supportive tax and fee policies that are aimed at incentivising innovation and supporting industries that were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.


Brighture newsletter March 2023

Kreston firm, Brighture, shares their expertise in their latest March 2023 newsletter covering financial news and updates from China.


Kreston ATC Chile joins the network

Kreston ATC Chile is delighted to become part of Kreston Global. The goal: to be the best firm for all local and international companies.


Brighture newsletter February 2023

Kreston firm, Brighture, shares their expertise in their latest February 2023 newsletter covering financial news and updates from China.


Customs duties and customs clearance

Customs duties are taxes that are imposed on the importation of goods (and possibly certain exportations). The customs duty due is usually based on the value of the imported goods. Subject to the Incoterms used, generally the importer is responsible for paying the customs duty.


VAT on UK imports as a non-established overseas business

If your business is not established in the UK and you intend to import goods for resale there, you need to consider your VAT compliance obligations. Your business is likely to be required to register for and pay VAT on the first import of goods and subsequent sale.