The decision to expand your business into the Australian marketplace will enhance the growth of your business.
But where do you turn to for local knowledge? What regulations and legislation apply? Is your business able to sustain an in-house finance team? How do you venture into unfamiliar territory without wasting valuable time and money?
Choosing the right business advisor to support your expansion is a fundamental decision. You will require an advisor with a credible history in the Australian marketplace, and extensive local and global knowledge.
Your advisor should play a significant role in taking the pain out of compliance and regulation, saving you valuable time to focus on what you do best; managing and growing your core business.
William Buck is an ideal choice to provide you with an outsourced, robust finance function ensuring that you are well equipped to make the right decisions.
We offer our clients a comprehensive financial support service. We provide fully supported “back-office” infrastructure, timely, practical advice, and access to extensive local alliances with leading lawyers and bankers.
Our people understand the challenges you face as an overseas parent company and will ensure that you get the maximum benefits from William Buck as your service provider.
We assist foreign owned subsidiaries with a number of services, including:
— Establishing an Australian presence; including the determination of the most appropriate structure
— Assistance with all appropriate regulatory registrations
— Attendance to all accounting and tax compliance matters
— Preparing statutory financial reports
— Attending to statutory audits
— Specialist advice on local and foreign taxes
— Transfer pricing and expatriate taxes
— International mergers and acquisitions
— Foreign sourced income and deductions
— Introduction to professional alliances such as; legal, banking and insurance advisors
— Relocation of employees and assistance with visa requirements
— Outsourced accounting functions including; management reporting, debtor and creditor management, transaction processing and attendance at board meetings