What are the common tax risks in logistics?
Qualifying international transport treatment, agency versus principal contracting roles, and customs-to-logistics system interfaces.
Freight forwarders, third-party logistics (3PL) providers, international transport companies, warehousing operators, and courier networks.
Qualifying international transport treatment, agency versus principal contracting roles, and customs-to-logistics system interfaces.
Job costing frameworks, accrual of carrier and port costs, demurrage tracking, and customer billing reconciliation by shipment.
Zero-rating qualification criteria for international transport of goods/passengers and mandatory documentary evidence collection.
Margin analysis, related-party carrier agreements, fleet depreciation, and cross-border transport cost allocations.
Shipment-based e-invoicing, multi-currency transaction handling, and integration with third-party port and custom platform data.
Regent tests supply classification, builds bulletproof export/transport evidence files, and reconciles job-level revenues and costs.