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U.S. Outsourced Tax Service
U.S. outsourced tax service saves you time and money
We are well-versed with the regulations, forms, and instructions needed to provide top-notch outsourced tax return preparation services.
Hiring outsourced accounting professionals can save your business money, allow your team to work on other important initiatives, provide a fresh set of eyes to uncover opportunities, and offer proactive monitoring of business strategy.
Efficient and high quality services - think of us as an extension of your team
Our U.S. outsourced tax services include:
Tax compliance
We offer tax compliance and planning.
Estate and gift tax
We offer estate and gift tax planning.
Financial planning
International financial and tax planning.
Tax return outsourcing
With a detail-oriented and methodical approach, our specialized staff processes tax returns and prepares well-defined documentation to facilitate the overall review process. We closely analyze financial statements and relevant information for proper classification and optimization of tax liabilities.
CPA firms often spend too much time and require multiple resources following tax return preparation - this results in low-profit margins compared to high-end consulting. By leveraging tax preparation outsourcing, CPA firms can meet their goal of cutting costs and lowering expenses.
Tax preparation outsourcing can reduce costs by 40%-50%, and stabilize the otherwise volatile staffing constraints you often face by enabling improved utilization of staff throughout the year.
Are outsourced tax services available to my business?
U.S. tax return preparation and CPA outsourcing services are available to businesses as well as accounting firms across the United States.
Resources and Information
How to Harvest Capital Losses to Reduce Your Tax Burden
Your investment losses can help reduce taxes by offsetting gains or income. Even if you no longer have any gains, harvesting losses can be...
Foreign Financial Assets Reporting: A Complete Guide to IRS Form 8938
Are you a U.S. taxpayer with foreign financial assets? If so, you might need to file IRS Form 8938 to report those assets.