United States
Finalized section 385 debt-equity regulations proposed in 2016, government still plans to issue some less harsh rules in the future.
Entering the U.S. market without adequate planning or implementation can lead to diminished returns on your investment.
Learn how RSM's country-focused specialization helped a foreign-owned company successfully make its first U.S.-based acquisition.
From selecting the right advisors to setting up your entity correctly there are a lot of areas to consider when expanding to the U.S.
Entering the U.S. market is complex. RSM has the global perspective to help international companies do business in the United States.
Determining the business type and structure in the U.S. as a foreign investor is relatively easy; many legal entity types are available.
The U.S. regulatory environment is less burdensome than most countries, and offers many trade and tax treaties beneficial to businesses.
The United States has a dynamic and well-educated workforce protected by a variety of federal and state laws and regulations.
With more than 10,000 tax jurisdictions, the U.S. tax system can be complex and difficult to navigate—especially for foreign investors.
Navigating a global economy as a foreign direct investor requires having an advisor who understands domestic and international markets
As a foreign investor, understanding how the U.S. is structured is an imperative step toward setting up successful business operations.