Situation and jurisdiction review
Identify the locations, entities, activities and periods relevant to the question you need to resolve.
Understand the tax questions behind your personal or business decisions. Organize the information, clarify responsibilities and plan the next steps with the relevant jurisdiction in view.
Tax work depends on the jurisdiction, the facts and the period involved. The first step is to define the issue clearly, identify the records needed and establish the appropriate scope of professional support.
Identify the locations, entities, activities and periods relevant to the question you need to resolve.
Organize the information and open questions needed for a focused tax discussion.
Explore the tax-related questions arising from a proposed business or personal change.
Clarify responsibilities, information dependencies and the next steps to discuss with the relevant tax professional.
Final deliverables are confirmed in your agreed scope.
Share the decision, reporting period and relevant jurisdiction at a high level.
Agree the professional support required, deliverables and fees.
Identify gaps and work through the questions within the agreed scope.
Document next steps and any filing or specialist responsibilities.
No. Return preparation, filing and representation must be explicitly included in an agreed engagement. The first conversation establishes what support is needed.
Yes. Identify the countries involved so the required expertise and responsibilities can be established before an engagement is accepted.
No. Start with a high-level description. Any records needed for an agreed engagement should be requested through an appropriate secure process.
Share your priorities and the question you need help answering. We’ll review your enquiry and clarify the next step.
Use a high-level description. Please leave out account numbers, tax identifiers and confidential financial documents.