The United States offers huge opportunities for many UK businesses. However, trading in a different country, especially the US, adds complexity that needs to be navigated.

If that is successfully achieved the possibilities are huge. However, getting it wrong could be costly and distract you from focusing on your new market.

Our team has huge knowledge and experience advising businesses who want to trade in the US.

How do we help?

  • We will advise on the correct corporate structure so that your tax affairs are right from the start
  • Once agree, we will set up the structure allowing you to concentrate on growing your business
  • We will recommend the specific US State to set up in
  • We will take care of the day to day obligations you will face, including making returns accurately and on time, as well as producing your accounts
  • We will advise you on the interaction between your UK and US businesses

Trading in the UK and the US adds complexity. You are in safe hands though. We work with many clients who have business interests both here and in the UK. We will use our experience to help you avoid the threats and take advantage of the opportunities.

Click here to find out more about what we do.

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What our clients say

One or more of the Satis Tax principals has been handling my personal taxes, both US and UK, for over 35 years. That fact speaks for itself. Several aspects of Satis' work impress me: 1) Thorough understanding of both the UK and USA tax systems; 2) Attention to detail; 3) A conservative approach combined with an appreciation that for the client "every dollar/pound matters" when it comes to limiting one's tax liabilities.

Mat
Montana

Having decided to emigrate to the U.S., I was completely unprepared for how complex the interaction between the UK and US tax systems would be. From initial tax planning advice prior to emigrating, several subsequent complex business transactions, to filing both our UK and US annual returns, I’ve always felt assured that Satis have a complete understanding of the complexities of the tax regulations. This has freed us from the worry of tax compliance in both countries. Over and above keeping us complaint, they have been an invaluable sounding board when we have found ourselves facing personal decisions that have had tax consequences through the years we have been living in the US.

Rob
Florida