Tax compliance

A 360 degree approach to tax compliance

In today's corporate environment, there is more to tax than just structuring. Failure to comply and manage tax obligations could result in unexpected penalties and additional tax.

That's why we never understate the importance of tax compliance. We ensure our clients meet these obligations and the deadlines that come with them.

International companies on the other hand need more than just local tax compliance assistance - they require multi-jurisdictional assistance.

At RSM, together with our RSM International network, we can manage these mutli-national tax compliance requirements in a co-ordinated manner.

RSM's tax compliance services include:A 360 degree approach to tax compliance

  • income tax return preparation and review
  • fringe benefits tax return preparation and review
  • pay-roll tax advice and return preparation
  • superannuation guarantee advice
  • deferred tax computations and preparation of tax notes for financial statements in accordance with IFRS
  • transfer pricing benchmarking studies and documentation
  • secondment of tax professionals to assist in-house finance divisions
  • co-ordination of global tax compliance requirements
  • revenue authority representation - audits, investigations, negotiations, settlements

Key contact

Meet our Tax Experts  

Danette Cheung
National Head of Tax
T: +61 2 8226 4500

[email protected]

 

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