Specialized services to help clients meet all of their tax compliance and planning needs.
PRIMARY CONTACT: Stephen R. Worth CPA, JD
For most companies and organizations, state and local taxes represent the majority of the overall tax burden.
With the growing complexity of these state and local taxes, many companies may not even realize they have incurred liabilities, leading to unforeseen tax exposure, interest, and penalty payments. This complexity only continues to grow with the ever-changing and evolving state and local tax legislation.
As state and local governments continue to align their tax systems with their fiscal challenges, businesses must stay focused on the changing landscape of their state and local tax obligations. Doing so is integral to ensure your business operations are aligned with the state and local tax systems in a tax-efficient manner – both in the long and short term.
Our state and local tax professionals are poised to advise you on all state and local tax issues, including tax technical, processes, controversy, and multi-jurisdictional complexities, as well as assist you in minimizing state and local taxes and driving tax efficiencies.
Set yourself on the right path with tailored solutions to reduce future tax liability and minimize audit risk.
Contact us today to schedule a state and local tax risk assessment.
Our active participation in Prime Global, an award-winning association of worldwide public accounting and consulting firms, provides access to specialists in more than 90 countries, ensuring that your tax needs are met in the U.S. and throughout the world.
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