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The rules and risks of your industry, across borders.

Licences, value chains and the questions businesses in each industry ask first, with the services that usually apply.

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Licences, approvals and first steps.

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People & firms

The WONE Global Partners in each market.

Named senior professionals, each admitted as the one firm for a service in their country, and the firms they lead.

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Lead your service in your market.

One Partner per service, per jurisdiction, admitted by review against published criteria.

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Sourced answers on doing business across borders.

Every statement is labelled: source-checked, professionally reviewed or not yet checked, with its source and date where checked.

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Fixed-fee reviews

Before the decision that is hard to undo.

One written review, prepared with the Partner firms in each market and coordinated by WONE Global, for the moments when a cross-border decision is hardest to reverse. Quoted as a fixed fee and agreed in writing before work starts, with the full cost shown line by line.

Before you enter a new market

Cross-Border Entry Review

From USD 4,500 for one market · USD 9,500 for up to three

  • The entry route: subsidiary, branch or representative office
  • Company set-up and ownership
  • Tax position in both countries
  • Licences and approvals
  • First hires
  • The first-year filing calendar

Before the first hire in a new country

Hiring Review

Fixed fee, quoted and agreed in writing before work starts

  • Employing with or without a local entity, and permanent establishment risk
  • Employment contract terms, notice and end-of-service
  • Payroll, social security and payroll tax
  • Work permits and visas, with timelines
  • Quotas for local nationals

Before you move a holding, merge entities or change where people and profits sit

Restructuring Review

Fixed fee, quoted and agreed in writing before work starts

  • The target structure and the steps to reach it
  • Tax on each step, in every country involved
  • Approvals, filings and notifications
  • Employees who move or change employer
  • Banking and intercompany arrangements

Once a year, or before an audit, a sale or new funding

International Compliance Health Check

Fixed fee, quoted and agreed in writing before work starts

  • Every entity: filings due, filed and missed
  • Registrations and licences still in force
  • Beneficial ownership and director records
  • Payroll and social security registrations
  • The risks to fix first

Before staff, contracts or profits cross a border

International Tax Exposure Review

Fixed fee, quoted and agreed in writing before work starts

  • Permanent establishment risk
  • Treaty relief and withholding tax
  • Transfer pricing and intra-group charges
  • Reporting obligations, including minimum tax
  • What needs specialist advice

Before signing a cross-border acquisition or investment

Cross-Border Transaction Readiness

Fixed fee, quoted and agreed in writing before work starts

  • Approvals: screening and merger control
  • Diligence priorities by jurisdiction
  • Tax on the structure
  • Employees and licences that move with the business
  • Workstreams and timeline to closing

Before choosing where a fund or investment vehicle sits

Capital & Fund Establishment Review

Fixed fee, quoted and agreed in writing before work starts

  • Domicile options compared
  • Regulatory approvals and timelines
  • Tax treatment for the vehicle and investors
  • Service providers required
  • Operating and reporting obligations

Before restructuring family holdings or planning succession

Family Office & International Wealth Structuring Review

Fixed fee, quoted and agreed in writing before work starts

  • Ownership and holding structure
  • Governance and decision-making
  • Succession across jurisdictions
  • Tax in each country involved
  • Specialists needed for each part

Before you sell, close or wind down an entity

Exit Review

Fixed fee, quoted and agreed in writing before work starts

  • Sale, liquidation or strike-off: which route fits
  • Tax on the exit, and on repatriating the proceeds
  • Employees, contracts and leases
  • Final filings, audit and deregistration
  • The order of steps and the timeline

How every review works

Named firms, one written review

  1. 01 · You describe the decisionThe countries, the objective and the timing. WONE Global confirms the scope and the firms involved, and tells you who they are first.
  2. 02 · A fixed fee, in writingYou receive the scope and the full cost before any work starts, line by line: WONE Global's fee and each firm's fee. Nothing is charged until you accept.
  3. 03 · The firms prepare it togetherEach firm covers its own service in its own market, under its own professional rules. WONE Global brings the parts into one review.
  4. 04 · A call to go through itThe firms and WONE Global take you through the findings and the order of next steps.

Work across several countries

One plan, every firm connected

For matters in several countries, one WONE Global contact plans the work, brings in the firms involved and keeps it connected until it is done. Each firm agrees its own scope and fees with you directly.

What a review is not

  1. Advice from WONE GlobalThe advice in a review comes from the named firms, each responsible for its own part.
  2. An open-ended engagementThe review has a fixed scope and fee. Further work is agreed separately, with the firm.

Fixed-fee reviews

Which decision are you facing?