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International & Cross-Border Taxation
Joyce Tso

Common U.S. Tax Mistakes Foreign-Owned Businesses Make and How to Avoid Them 

For many foreign-owned businesses, entering the U.S. market is both an opportunity and a shock. The opportunity is obvious: scale, credibility, and access to one of the world’s largest consumer economies. The shock usually comes later—when U.S. tax compliance turns out to be far more layered, aggressive, and unforgiving than expected.

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Business Formation & Structuring
Joyce Tso

The Tax Benefits of Structuring Your U.S. Business as an LLC vs. Corporation

Choosing the right business structure is a foundational decision when establishing or expanding a business in the United States. While liability protection and operational flexibility matter, the tax implications often make the biggest difference in how much stays in owners’ pockets each year. Two of the most common structures are the Limited Liability Company (LLC) and the Corporation (typically a C-Corporation, or “C-Corp”).

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Business Formation & Structuring
Joyce Tso

Expanding Your Business to the U.S.? Key Tax Steps to Take Before You Start

The United States remains one of the most attractive destinations for global entrepreneurs. Whether you’re a fast-growing tech startup from Asia, a European manufacturing group, or an established family business looking to tap into American demand — the U.S. market offers scale, diversity, and opportunity that few others can match.

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Estate & Wealth Planning
Joyce Tso

Estate Planning for Chinese Nationals with U.S. Assets: Key Considerations

For many Chinese nationals, investing or owning assets in the United States represents both opportunity and complexity. Whether it’s a second home in California, a business investment in New York, or a U.S.-listed stock portfolio, these assets bring not only potential financial rewards but also intricate estate and tax implications.

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