Empowering Tech Companies and Startups Worldwide

Tech, FinTech, and Startups going global are a common trend in the technology and entrepreneurship world. Expanding internationally can bring several benefits, including access to larger markets, diverse talent pools, increased funding opportunities, and the potential for faster growth. Sometimes, it is more of an obligation than a choice.

ECOVIS International has assisted hundreds of Tech Startups with legal and regulatory compliance while expanding abroad. With a strong collective coverage of 90+ countries, our organization has been helping Tech Startups launch and maintain subsidiaries in 5-10-20 countries, ensuring compliance, building accounting systems and reporting, HR administration, and payroll. Ecovis is a partner of choice of hundreds of prominent Series B and C funding, VC invested TECH Startups that require assistance with international expansion, including HR administration and payroll-related services in multiple countries, international taxation, legal services, global compliance, and auditing assistance.

At ECOVIS International, we understand the unique challenges and opportunities that come with international expansion. Our global network of experts is dedicated to providing tailored accounting, tax, audit, and legal solutions that empower tech startups to navigate the complexities of international business seamlessly. Our Business Development team, highly specialized in cross-border projects, will assist and identify the right solutions, pull together the best technical teams for the tasks and accompany your organization through the journey of expanding abroad.

Join us as we explore the exciting world of “Tech Startups going international.” Let’s embark on a journey of growth, innovation, and global success together.

News about “Tech, FinTech, and Startups”

How employee and contractor AI use can create liability for employers: A guide for navigation

3. April 2024 | Corporate employees and contractors are increasingly using generative tools based on artificial intelligence (AI) in their work. Since legislation around the use of AI is still in its infancy, AI users are exposing companies to potential liability and, in turn, financial and reputational damage. Areas of application of AI Areas poised for significant adoption of […]

International human rights law: Ecovis represents clients before the ECHR

3. April 2024 | The decisions of the highest national courts in individual states do not always result in a case being brought to a fair conclusion. In order to ultimately receive justice, those affected can appeal to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). The experts from the Ecovis international human rights law firm in Strasbourg explain how […]

Supplier sustainability self-assessment questionnaire by ECOVIS Proventus Law: How sustainable are you?

20. March 2024 | Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are reporting that their larger value chain partners and finance providers are increasingly asking for sustainability data to fulfil regulatory requirements. The experts at ECOVIS ProventusLaw explain what this means for SMEs and what to expect.

France’s tax haven list: Updates expected

1. December 2023 | The French government has its own blacklist of tax havens. From a French perspective, transactions with non-cooperative states and territories are heavily taxed or treated differently. As of May 2023, there are 14 countries on this list and at least two more will be added in 2024. Some countries may also disappear from the list. […]

EU Minimum Tax Directive: Malta delays implementation of minimum 15% corporate tax

27. November 2023 | Malta is making use of the Minimum Tax Directive exemption and postponing the application of the income inclusion rule (IIR) and the undertaxed profits rule (UTPR) beyond 2024. Additionally, the Maltese government will not introduce a qualified domestic top-up tax (QDTT) in 2024.

Budget 2024 Malaysia: The Startup of Tax Reform by the Government

22. November 2023 | In a historic move for the country, the Malaysian Prime Minister, who is also Minister of Finance, unveiled the eagerly awaited 2024 budget on 13 October 2023, which sets a new spending record of MYR 393.8 billion.

Anti-bribery compliance programme: The Wolfsberg Group publishes updated guidance

12. June 2023 | On 17 April, the Wolfsberg Group published a new overview of the key elements of an effective anti-bribery and corruption compliance programme, such as company-wide policy, governance and roles, risk assessment, and control environment establishment. The Ecovis experts know what’s new. Red flag risk indicators The report outlines the following red flags of corruption and […]