We keep a con­stant eye on tax chan­ges and ap­ply the right amen­ded laws, tax pe­riod af­ter tax pe­riod, for your own parti­cu­lar tax si­tua­tion. So bot­tom-line, you don’t wind up over­pay­ing ta­xes – no mat­ter whe­ther you’re a cor­po­ra­tion, busi­ness ow­ner, or pri­vate indi­vi­dual, or whe­ther it's in­come tax, emp­loyee with­hol­ding tax, or va­lue ad­ded tax. We keep you up to date with regu­larly re­cur­ring pre­sen­ta­ti­ons about cur­rent deve­lop­ments, and iden­tify where ac­tion may be nee­ded.

The tax admi­ni­s­t­ra­tion of­ten exer­ci­ses its disc­re­tio­nary powers in­con­sis­tently – a furt­her pro­b­lem for tax plan­ning. In such un­cer­tain ca­ses, we pre­pare mea­ning­ful, un­der­stan­da­ble opi­ni­ons or send bin­ding in­for­ma­tion to the tax agency – so you’re on the safe side be­fore you ever go th­rough with a plan.

Any com­pany goes into a state of emer­gency when the tax audi­tors ar­rive. Rele­vant in­for­ma­tion has to be made avail­able elec­tro­ni­cally to the audi­tor, and ques­ti­ons have to be ans­we­red. Apart from the tie-up of in­ter­nal re­sour­ces, there’s the loo­ming risk of dis­pu­tes with the tax admi­ni­s­t­ra­tion, and of unp­lea­sant sur­pri­ses. We work with you in ad­vance to pre­pare your com­pany for fu­ture tax au­dits, and stand by you at all ti­mes to pro­tect your inte­rests and your rights. We as­sist you with every as­pect of a tax au­dit, in­clu­ding dis­cus­sing fi­nan­cial sta­te­ments, and will then file ap­peals against the au­dit re­sults if ne­cessary.