Event Overview

International businesses considering expansion into the United States face a wide range of tax, regulatory, workforce, operational, and strategic considerations. Whether entering the market through acquisition or a greenfield investment, organizations must carefully evaluate opportunities and risks to support long-term success.

 
Join Plante Moran specialists for a discussion of the key considerations international companies should consider before establishing a U.S. presence. Drawing on experience across transactions, tax, regulatory compliance, workforce mobility, and intellectual property planning, our team will share practical insights and best practices to help organizations navigate the complexities of U.S. market entry with confidence.


Key topics include:

  • Planning strategies for establishing a presence in the United States.
  • Understanding the fundamentals of the U.S. federal, state, and local tax systems.
  • Current M&A trends, transaction opportunities, and key due diligence risks when buying or selling a business.
  • Resources and considerations for effectively managing a global workforce.
  • Regulatory requirements and ongoing compliance obligations for operating in the United States.
  • Immigration, tax residency, and mobile workforce challenges.
  • U.S. reporting and filing requirements for international organizations.
  • Intellectual property and location planning considerations for businesses operating across borders.


Attendees will gain impactful insights from the Plante Moran team to help navigate common challenges, identify risks early, and connect organizations with the right resources to support successful U.S. market entry and growth.


Register today to learn how international businesses can confidently navigate entry into the U.S. market and position themselves for long-term growth.


Plante Moran looks forward to meeting you!

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Scholarships

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