Tax Accounting & Reporting Services

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Tax Accounting and Reporting

All companies require an efficient tax accounting processes to help in facilitating tax reporting, ensure compliance with relevant standards and align it with their tax strategy. Tax accounting and reporting processes are vital throughout an accounting process to enable businesses to plan for tax liabilities and cash flow management.

Tax accounting calculation is normally done at the end of the financial statement cycle, leaving businesses with little time to offer final tax numbers before the audit is done. Due to the pressure to report under shorter timeframes and greater scrutiny and compliance requirements faced by large firms face on their tax positions, it is essential that have comprehensive tax accounting and reporting procedures.

For larger organisations, the tax reporting process will form a part of their overall Senior Accounting Officer (‘’SAO’’) processes. Some tax accounting and reporting challenges we address are

  • Comprehending the drivers behind effective tax rate
  • Overdependence on spreadsheets or use of outdated tax systems
  • Lack of integration between a company’s tax and finance systems
  • Keeping you updated with changes in tax regulations and accounting standards
  • Reliance on non-tax personnel for responding to tax queries and applying proper tax treatment
  • Preparing tax provision and reporting calculations on time

Frequently asked question:

An audit is performed by an experienced CPA.
We want to have a clear perception of the financial health of your business. So, we will need as many documents as you can offer. These documents include not only the bank and credit card statements but also accounts payable and receivable.
The action you need to take will depend on the mistake you have done. If you forget to include some specific information, then IRS will contact you to ask for it. If you have done some mistakes in calculation, then the mistakes will be detected as IRS processes the return. It is unlikely that you will have to correct small errors. If you forgot to report some of your income or forgot to claim a deduction or credit, you will need to file an amended tax return. Such forms are available on IRS’s website.

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