Executive Summary
The Landscape: EdTech Context
The IRS and HMRC both want their cut. Without a formal agreement, they both take the maximum.
The Breaking Point
"We were paying tax twice on the same dollar."
The US entity was profitable but the UK entity was losing money due to development costs. The tax inefficiency was obvious.
The Fynex Protocol
We established a 'Cost Plus' arrangement for the UK dev team. The US entity pays the UK entity a service fee.
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Technical Implementation
We filed the 5472 forms to disclose foreign ownership.
Verified Outcomes
Cash Saved ($k)
AuditedGlobal tax rate dropped from 38% to 21%.
Future Horizon
Expansion to Australia.
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