COVID-19 International Tax Considerations

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Presented on May 5, 2020

Lu Zhang, Partner, International Tax Services

Initial reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic forced many companies to focus on business basics to help reduce expenses and maintain cash flow.

As your business shifts from its immediate response to a more proactive plan aimed at sustaining operations throughout the duration of the pandemic and recovery after it subsides, consider focusing on international tax strategies such as cash repatriation, intellectual or intangible property transfers, and more.

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