We’ll Help You Navigate Your Corporate Tax Challenges Toward a Clear Outcome
The complexity of corporate income tax accounting challenges even the most sophisticated tax departments. Our team of tax experts is ready to help you address your federal and state tax burdens within your strategic objectives, legal structure and industry ensuring you meet your deadlines with minimal disruption. Our goal is to keep your business well positioned to mitigate risk and sustain value while delivering what matters most to your business.
Explore Our Corporate Income Tax Accounting Services
Our corporate income tax advisory services related to the worldwide income tax provision include the following:
- Uncertain Tax Positions
- Share-Based Payments
- Valuation Allowance Analysis
- Footnote Disclosures
- Supporting Memorandums
- Quarterly Tax Provisions
- Tax Accounting for Business Combinations
- Due Diligence
- Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance
Areas of Focus
With additional audit scrutiny and complex changes to tax laws, tax provision preparation and the related financial reporting requirements have become more challenging than ever. At WilliamsMarston, our ASC 740 professionals can help your team navigate the financial reporting process with following services:
| Service | Description |
| Outsourcing | Our dedicated tax professionals who specialize in accounting for income taxes can lower your cost and increase your efficiency. |
| Co-Sourcing | We work alongside your internal tax team to help you navigate peak demand, handle complex issues and meet deadlines. |
| Best Practices | We evaluate and document your processes and make recommendations for best practices to support your key tax calculations allowing for a smoother audit process. |
| Risk Management | We identify tax issues and recommended steps to remediate them including internal control deficiencies and material weaknesses. |
Additional Resources
Learn how our team will deliver lasting results on your most important initiatives.
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