Amid an evolving landscape of tax policies and legislation, our team of tax and legal experts can ensure you remain compliant.
Forvis Mazars’ global team of tax experts work with companies and private clients operating in single or multiple jurisdictions to ensure compliance with tax legislation and the necessary reporting requirements.
Whether you are small business owner or a large corporate, our extensive knowledge of local tax matters means we are perfectly placed to help you, wherever you are in the world.
Our team, based in jurisdictions across the world, has the technical expertise and specialist know-how to provide individual services and bespoke planning so you can effectively manage your tax.
We offer advice on employment, corporate, personal, indirect, international and multi-jurisdiction tax issues, crafting solutions and dedicated teams around your needs.
Our corporate tax experts can help with annual tax returns, or in strengthening corporate compliance functions to ensure tax risks are managed.
We understand the increasing tax burden that companies and private clients face in today’s world and our expertise ensures you will always be up to date with the latest requirements and approaches.
At Forvis Mazars, we can also advise on implementing tax risk management processes and controls to ensure you are always confident of satisfying the requirements of domestic tax authorities and regulators.
Forvis Mazars provides specialist tax advice on various topics including:
Our highly-skilled teams assess your needs to offer coordinated advice that supports your business.
Starting from October 2018, Forvis Mazars is presenting you the most intereseting tax news on monthly basis! Our Tax Newsletter will cover key local tax changes, but also the ones concerning European Union, primarily judgments of European Court of Justice and the BEPS project (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting). These tax updates will also be followed by comments of Forvis Mazars' experts. If there...
Given the current circumstances caused by the spread of COVID-19 infection, the way of doing business and everyday tasks have changed in numerous companies. Many have turned to remote work to adapt to the new situation, and responsible government bodies have begun to adopt measures aimed at facilitating business through relief, deferrals, lower interest rates, etc.
VAT and indirect taxes need careful planning as they make up an ever-larger part of the tax take
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