Antravia Research Releases White Paper on Tax Architecture in Global Travel

Antravia Research has released its latest white paper, Tax Architecture in Travel: VAT, Transfer Pricing, and the Exposure of Global Business Models. The publication examines how international tax developments are altering the financial foundations of hotels, OTAs, destination management companies, and other travel businesses.

The paper explores the sector's exposure to indirect taxes, U.S. federal and state rules, permanent establishment claims, and the OECD's Pillar One and Pillar Two reforms. It also considers the growing importance of ESG and investor expectations around tax transparency.

Using anonymised case studies and financial modelling, the report quantifies the cost of non-compliance, showing how VAT errors and penalties can erode margins by 20% or more.

"Tax is no longer a back-office process," said Mary Lee, founder of Antravia Advisory. "It has become central to how travel businesses protect competitiveness, build trust with suppliers, and manage reputation in an increasingly complex market."

The paper is part of the Antravia Research series, which has previously examined virtual credit cards in travel, FX strategy, and payment architecture. Antravia Advisory provides financial strategy, accounting, and tax support to travel agents, hotels, and intermediaries worldwide.

📘 Tax Architecture in Travel: VAT, Transfer Pricing, and the Exposure of Global Business Models is available at https://antravia.com/

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Antravia Advisory is a specialist financial consultancy for the global travel and hospitality industry. Founded by senior finance executive Mary Lee, the firm provides accounting, tax, and strategic advisory services to travel agents, hotels, and intermediaries worldwide. Its work combines technical expertise in international taxation, FX, and payments with deep industry experience, helping clients manage compliance risk, improve profitability, and build financial resilience.

Through its Antravia Research series, the firm publishes white papers on issues shaping the future of travel finance, including virtual credit cards, foreign exchange strategy, payment architecture, and international tax. Antravia Advisory's mission is to position tax and finance not as back-office functions, but as strategic levers for growth and trust in a complex global marketplace.

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