Our thoughts and perspectives.

For UAE-based tech founders, adding a Georgian entity unlocks a 0% corporate tax rate on exported IT services and removes most of the banking and operational friction that comes with going multi-jurisdictional. This piece sets out when the dual-hub structure makes sense.

Moving from Europe to the UAE as a founder reshapes your tax position, your company structure, and your long-term financial life. The 12 months before you leave are when the work that determines your outcome actually happens.

Choosing a holding company jurisdiction is one of the most consequential decisions a founder makes. This piece sets out the framework to get it right the first time.

Offshore is often pitched as a tax-saving silver bullet. For most startups it is not. This piece sets out the test for when offshore actually makes sense.

IP holding companies still have a place in cross-border tax planning, but BEPS and Pillar Two have changed the map. Here is how Ireland, the Netherlands, Singapore, and the UAE compare in 2026.

Economic substance is the rule that decides whether your offshore structure stands up to scrutiny. This piece sets out what regulators actually expect.

Place of supply rules decide where you owe VAT, GST, or sales tax on every digital sale. Most founders get this wrong until an audit forces the issue.