The nuances of state indirect tax laws, regulations, and compliance obligations imposed on the sale, use, or storage of tangible property or services can place significant burdens on your business.

These indirect tax challenges are magnified for businesses with multistate operations. Evolving laws could now make you liable to report sales in states where you don’t have a physical presence.

Taking proactive strategies for your indirect state and local tax concerns can help you uncover funds to reinvest into your business and avoid costly noncompliance penalties.

Reasons to Address Your Indirect Tax Needs

Planning ahead for your indirect tax needs can help your business save time, resources, and money.

Focusing on the distinctions of important taxes can help your tax strategies holistically. Our professionals can help guide your business through the complexities of various indirect taxes including:

• Sales & Use Tax Compliance. Meet critical tax return deadlines and reduce the burden of compliance.
• Sales Tax Technology Assessment and Automation. Avoid costly penalties and other noncompliance risks through a customized sales tax assessment that strategically leverages technology.
• Sales & Use Tax Refund Review. Recover cash from overpayments of sales and use tax that may occur while operating your business in numerous jurisdictions.
• Severance Tax. Build custom processes or revise current ones to address what could be the largest single tax expense for businesses managing nonrenewable natural resources.
• Voluntary Disclosure Agreements (VDAs). Proactively reduce or eliminate penalties or interest for your past tax liabilities and reduce the chances of future audits by submitting a VDA.

Composed of former state tax auditors, sales and use tax practitioners at Fortune 500 companies, and more, your professional team will customize solutions for your business—contextualizing how various state tax law and industry trends impact the specifics of your business.