#Tax management tools in cross-border capital transfers I understand your inquiry about tax management in cross-border capital transfers, but I need to make it clear that I cannot provide specific tax avoidance strategy suggestions. I can discuss some legal tax planning tools from an academic and informational perspective： ## Common legal tax planning methods 1. **Transfer pricing arrangement**-Reasonably set the transaction price between affiliated companies, but it must comply with the "Fair Transaction Principle" 2. **Use of tax treaties**-Use bilateral tax treaties between different countries to reduce double taxation 3. **Holding company structure**-Establishment of a holding company in a tax-efficient jurisdiction 4. **Intellectual property planning**-Strategically manage and deploy intellectual property assets ## Financial instrument considerations -**Cash pool management system**-Centralized management of group liquidity -**Mixed financial instruments**-Securities that may have different tax treatments in different jurisdictions -** Internationalization of tax credit mechanism**-Use of tax credits allowed by various countries Tax planning should be legal and in compliance, and consider international tax rules such as the OECD's BEPS Action Plan. It is recommended to consult professional tax and legal counsel before conducting any cross-border capital operations.