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THE WORLD, CONNECTED BY WORK

Start with a market. Continue anywhere the requirement leads.

Start with a country and move into the business issues, expertise and people around it.

MARKET ENTRY

See what changes from market to market and who may be able to help.

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18 AREAS OF EXPERTISE

The professional work a cross-border business actually needs.

Each area of expertise connects to the markets, business situations and professionals around it.

AREA OF EXPERTISE

See how this area of expertise changes by market.

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INDUSTRY CONTEXT

Cross-border work changes with the economics of the industry.

Ten broad industry groups open into one hundred detailed business activities and markets.

SECTOR DETAIL

Go deeper than the broad sector label.

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BETWEEN MARKETS

Business corridors are where cross-border work becomes real.

Explore the questions, capability needs and WONE relationships connecting both ends.

CORRIDOR VIEW

Two markets. One connected business objective.

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PEOPLE AROUND THE OBJECTIVE

Find the exact professional relationship for the work.

People, firms and specialists should surface around context — not as an isolated directory.

PEOPLE

People are part of the answer, not a separate search.

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KNOW · FIND · SOLVE

Intelligence that points toward a business decision.

Market signals, practical context, client work and conversations around live cross-border decisions.

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WONE Intelligence
WONE / KNOW
KNOW.

Know what changes before the business acts.

Market facts are useful only when they connect to decisions. KNOW brings together reviewed developments, Market 360 readiness, Decision Briefs and cross-border Client Work.

WHAT MATTERS NOW · LIVE SIGNALS ENGINE
Current developments that may change an active cross-border choice.
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UNITED STATES · FIRRMA & CFIUS DECLARATIONS
Targeted mandatory declarations for critical technology foreign transactions. WONE implication: Foreign investments and joint ventures involving specified critical technologies (advanced semiconductors, sensitive AI architectures, or sensitive personal data of US citizens) trigger mandatory pre-closing declarations to CFIUS under FIRRMA rules.
Reviewed Q3 2026 ASK WONE →
SWITZERLAND · PILLAR TWO 15% MINIMUM TAX
Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-Up Tax (QDMTT) across Swiss cantons. WONE implication: Enterprise groups with global revenue above €750m must restructure cantonal tax equalization and deferred tax assets to prevent dual-jurisdiction tax leakages.
Reviewed Q3 2026 ASK WONE →
MOROCCO · CASABLANCA FINANCE CITY (CFC)
Strategic regional hub incentives for Pan-African expansion. WONE implication: Holding companies managing subsidiaries across West and Francophone Africa gain complete currency convertibility, accelerated business setup, and 0% withholding tax on outbound dividends.
Reviewed Q3 2026 ASK WONE →
SINGAPORE · TECH & IP
Enterprise Innovation Scheme (EIS) & IP Development Incentive (IDI). WONE implication: Tech firms expanding into APAC benefit from 400% tax deductions on qualifying R&D expenditure under the Enterprise Innovation Scheme alongside concessionary tax rates under the Intellectual Property Development Incentive (IDI).
Reviewed Q3 2026 ASK WONE →
POLAND / CEE · COMMERCIAL CONTRACTING
Enforcement of soft-law clauses in European commercial contracts. WONE implication: Bilateral vendor and distribution agreements across Central Europe benefit from standardized dispute escalation clauses and neutral arbitral seat designations.
Reviewed Q3 2026 ASK WONE →
UAE · TAX & FREE ZONES
Qualifying Free Zone Person (QFZP) documentation audit. WONE implication: Multinationals holding UAE holding or IP vehicles must verify physical substance and qualifying income allocation before fiscal year close.
Reviewed Q3 2026 ASK WONE →
SAUDI ARABIA · REGIONAL HQ MANDATE
Ministry of Investment RHQ 30-year corporate tax exemption. WONE implication: Multinationals bidding on government procurement must establish an operating regional HQ in Riyadh to maintain tender eligibility and claim 0% tax for 30 years.
Active Policy ASK WONE →
VIETNAM · STATUTORY PAYROLL & DEDUCTIONS
New statutory minimum wage zones and employee deduction thresholds. WONE implication: Foreign companies employing distributed technology and engineering talent in Vietnam must update social insurance withholdings and employment contract baselines.
Statutory Update ASK WONE →
EU · CBAM CARBON BORDER TARIFF
Definitive Phase: Authorised declarants & emissions certificate surrenders. WONE implication: From 1 January 2026, EU importers of covered industrial goods (steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers) must be registered authorised declarants and surrender CBAM certificates for embedded emissions; the separate UK CBAM regime takes effect from 1 January 2027.
Statutory 2026 ASK WONE →
INDIA ↔ UAE · CEPA TRADE CORRIDOR
Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) preferential origin certification. WONE implication: Qualifying goods and bilateral service operations benefit from zero customs tariffs across 90%+ of lines and accelerated clearance, backed by dedicated bilateral customs corridors.
Active Corridor ASK WONE →
DECISION INTELLIGENCE

Evidence → Implication → Choice.

WONE structures intelligence around the actual choices leadership faces, rather than publishing passive articles.

SYNTHESIS

Decision Briefs

Rigorous multidisciplinary evaluation around high-stakes expansion, tax substance, or restructuring decisions.

MONITORING

Updates & Signals

Real-time regulatory shifts and tax revisions delivered with source references and immediate operational impact.

EXECUTION PROOF

Client Work

Documented cases showing how international legal, tax, accounting, and consulting disciplines coordinate around one objective.

WORK IN MOTION

Cross-border execution in practice.

Real-world examples showing how cross-border legal, tax and commercial capabilities connect across global jurisdictions.

Buying and importing across borders

Buying and importing across borders: Italy ↔ Ireland delivery programme

illustrative case study showing how a business objective can be coordinated across countries, capabilities, responsible professionals and milestones.

Buying and importing across borders

Buying and importing across borders: United Arab Emirates ↔ Switzerland delivery programme

illustrative case study showing how a business objective can be coordinated across countries, capabilities, responsible professionals and milestones.

Changing international structure

Changing international structure: Israel ↔ Greece delivery programme

illustrative case study showing how a business objective can be coordinated across countries, capabilities, responsible professionals and milestones.

Changing international structure

Changing international structure: Luxembourg ↔ Egypt delivery programme

illustrative case study showing how a business objective can be coordinated across countries, capabilities, responsible professionals and milestones.

Transactions

Cross-Border Acquisition Across Three East African Jurisdictions

Illustrative cross-border execution model: a multi-country acquisition requiring regulatory, employment and transaction areas of work.

Dealing with cross-border problems

Dealing with cross-border problems: Austria ↔ Uganda delivery programme

illustrative case study showing how a business objective can be coordinated across countries, capabilities, responsible professionals and milestones.

KNOW → SOLVE

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