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Direct Tax
In the second part of this series, the focus shifts to how taxpayers can manage ongoing risks across the lifecycle of cross-border structures
May 19, 2026
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  • Originally, whenever people talked about location savings, they thought about those manufacturers that produced goods with lower than average costs to keep their competitive edge. Eunice Kuo and Nick Chen of Deloitte China explain that technology companies may need to keep an eye on this issue if costs in different operating jurisdictions allow their businesses to become more competitive.
  • Matthew Greene, a solicitor at PwC Legal in London, looks at what a recent UK Court of Appeal decision can tell taxpayers about the courts’ approach to interpreting tax treaty provisions.
  • Foreign companies with activity in the US are often surprised that such activity may trigger both federal and state-level tax implications. Joel Walters, Maureen Pechacek and Todd Roberts of PwC US explore how state tax exposure may vary substantially, potentially resulting in significant state tax liabilities even when little to no US federal tax obligations exist.

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