Our distinguished team, with their extensive experience in various types of taxes and access to our resources from around the world, ensures your business is protected wherever it is located. Don't let tax issues prevent you from expanding and growing.

1- Corporate Income Tax:

The complex and challenging tax environment requires a trusted tax advisor who can guide your business through corporate income tax, capital gains tax, dividend distribution tax, resident and non-resident withholding tax, and the reporting obligations that the company must comply with. Our experienced partners and staff will guide your business safely to comply with tax laws.

• 2- Individual Income Tax:

  Payroll tax, imposed on employees, is a key component in determining the overall salary scale. You'll be familiar with taxable and exempt benefits, how companies handle end-of-service payments, how expatriate payments are treated, and how companies comply with reporting requirements—all of which our team will help you navigate.

  3- Value Added Tax:

  Value Added Tax is one of the most common indirect taxes worldwide. It is imposed on goods and services, with the exception of certain exempt services and goods according to Law No. 67/2016. It may seem like a complex concept. However, many of the complex issues in its application raise questions about what the tax schedule is, whether it is deductible, what voluntary registration is, how and when to reclaim VAT, and exported goods and services—all of which are issues that businesses export, and our VAT team can guide you through them.

  4- Tax Compliance and Due Diligence:

  To what extent does your business unit comply with tax requirements? Is your company at risk due to non-compliance? Our experienced staff and tax partners provide independent self-assessments for parent companies, headquarters, and governance committees. Tax assessment is also critical in corporate acquisition transactions. Tax due diligence provides new investors with a deeper understanding of the risks they may face during due diligence. Transfer Pricing Now, more than ever, the concept of transfer pricing is a goal of most governments around the world to eliminate tax evasion and tax shifting. Under the provisions of the Income Tax Act, a related party transaction must reflect the arm's length price (royalties, interest, goods, and services). The Creston Network has a specialized department that can help you determine arm's length pricing within the group and compare various transactions across the sector. Tax Planning Whatever your business stage—startups, mature companies, transnational corporations, or those seeking sustainable growth—it requires a clear vision for the future to identify opportunities and risks. Tax planning is what your company needs to take advantage of tax incentives, achieve tax savings, and avoid high tax exposure. For more information, please see this article: A Guide to Dealing with the New Tax Laws in Egypt