U.S. Taxation - Corporate Taxation - Reporting to Authorities for Companies

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Reporting to Authorities for Companies

Accurate and timely reporting to the U.S. tax authorities (IRS) is a necessary condition for maintaining financial integrity and stability, and it helps prevent harsh fines and tax consequences for companies operating in the U.S. or those with international activity. U.S. companies are required to file tax returns on all their income, including foreign assets, transactions with related parties, and international investments. In contrast, foreign companies operating or investing in the U.S. are required to report only on income related to their activities or investments in the American market.

Our firm provides comprehensive and professional support throughout the filing process, while strictly adhering to legal and financial directives and ensuring complete security for your business. Maintaining accurate and timely reporting guarantees smooth operations, allows you to focus on growth, reduces risks, and prevents exposure to double taxation and significant fines.

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  • Filing business tax returns (Forms 1120, 1120-S, 1120-F, 1065).
  • Reporting on foreign accounts (FBAR – FinCEN 114) and assets (Form 8938).
  • Reporting international investments and foreign real estate assets.
  • Filing forms for transactions with related parties (5471, 8865, 5472).
  • Correcting previously submitted tax returns (Amended Returns).
  • Assistance with state tax filings.
  • Adjusting reports to avoid double taxation (FTC – Foreign Tax Credit, Tax Treaties).
  • Managing correspondence and appeals with the IRS as needed, including advice on dealing with notices, penalties, or requests for additional documentation from the authorities.

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