8 Accordion - Level 1 - Service Categories

Tax

8 Accordion - Level 2 - Tax

Preparation, Planning & Consulting

8 Accordion - Level Z - Tax - Preparation, Planning & Compliance

Annual Tax Preparation

Tax Preparation

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Foreign Bank Account & Foreign Financial Asset Reporting

Foreign Bank Account and Foreign Financial Asset Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

IRS Audit Monitoring

IRS Audit Monitoring

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

IRS Penalty Abatement

IRS Penalty Abatement

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Credits, Deductions, Incentives & Methods

8 Accordion - Level Z - Tax - Credits, Deductions, Incentives & Methods

179D Energy Efficiency Deduction

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Commercial Property Value Reassessment & Appeal

Commercial Property Value Reassessment & Appeal

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Cost Segregation

Cost Segregation

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Research & Development Credit

R&D Tax Credit

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Controversy & Dispute Resolution

Please select a valid form

International

8 Accordion - Level Z - Tax - International

Foreign Bank Account and Foreign Financial Asset Reporting

Foreign Bank Account and Foreign Financial Asset Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Transfer Pricing

Transfer Pricing

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Legal

8 Accordion - Level 2 - Legal

Bankruptcy

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Bankruptcy

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Business & Corporate

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Business & Corporate

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Contract

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Contract

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Employment

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Employment

No Service Listed At This Time

Employment Contract Drafting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Import/Export

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Import/Export

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Injuries & Torts

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Injuries & Torts

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Insurance

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Insurance

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Intellectual Property

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Intellectual Property

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Privacy, Internet & Data

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Privacy, Internet & Data

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Patent

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Patent

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Real Estate

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Real Estate

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Securities, Finance & Fundraising

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Securities, Finance & Fundraising

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Trademark

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Trademark

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Tax

8 Accordion - Level Z - Legal - Tax

No Service Listed At This Time

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Audit

8 Accordion - Level Z - Audit

Financial Audit

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Information Systems Audit

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Financial Reporting

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Compliance Audit

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Investigation

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

IT & Cyber Security

8 Accordion - Level Z - IT & Cyber Security

SOC 2 Compliance

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Virtual or Fractional CISO (Chief Information Security Officer)

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Cyber Security Consulting

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

CMMC Compliance

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Penetration Testing

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Managed Detection and Response (MDR)

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Network Security Monitoring

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Accounting & Bookkeeping

8 Accordion - Level Z - Accounting & Bookkeeping

Cash Flow Analysis

Cash Flow Analysis

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Financial Reporting

Financial Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Forensic Accounting

Forensic Accounting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Business Consulting

8 Accordion - Level Z - Business Consulting

Inventory Management

179D Energy Efficiency Tax Deduction

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Compliance

9 Accordion - Level Z - Compliance

Cash Flow Analysis

Cash Flow Analysis

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Financial Reporting

Financial Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Forensic Accounting

Forensic Accounting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Employment Services

9 Accordion - Level Z - Employment Services

Cash Flow Analysis

Cash Flow Analysis

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Financial Reporting

Financial Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Forensic Accounting

Forensic Accounting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

ESG

9 Accordion - Level Z - ESG

Cash Flow Analysis

Cash Flow Analysis

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Financial Reporting

Financial Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Forensic Accounting

Forensic Accounting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Increase Cash

9 Accordion - Level Z - Increase Cash

Cash Flow Analysis

Cash Flow Analysis

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Financial Reporting

Financial Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Forensic Accounting

Forensic Accounting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Property Services

9 Accordion - Level Z - Property Services

Cash Flow Analysis

Cash Flow Analysis

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Financial Reporting

Financial Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Forensic Accounting

Forensic Accounting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Reduce Costs

9 Accordion - Level Z - Reduce Cost

Cash Flow Analysis

Cash Flow Analysis

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Financial Reporting

Financial Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Forensic Accounting

Forensic Accounting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Risk Reduction

9 Accordion - Level Z - Risk Reduction

Cash Flow Analysis

Cash Flow Analysis

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Virtual or Fractional CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Financial Reporting

Financial Reporting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Forensic Accounting

Forensic Accounting

5 Services Feedback

New Service Information

Please provide as much information as you can about the new service in the categories below.

Update:

Add, Change or Comment on the information in selected areas below.

Contribute Service Information to

What service information are you contributing?

Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

plus1 Add minus1 Remove

Describe the service like you would to a customer. Field cannot be blank. If using the upload below, just say so in this field.
Examples: Increased database security, lower audit risk, decreased legal liability.
For example, many federal tax credits will not be received for 3-6 months after filing an amended return, are applied as direct offset to a timely filed return, or are rolled over to to offset tax liability in future years. Credits can be utilized against tax liability, some can be used against payroll tax liability, etc.
Examples: Contingency fee between 10-20% of the benefit calculated/received; Fixed fee based on estimated hours involved in delivery the service; etc.
Examples: Contingency fee collected upon completion of service; Fixed fee collected in thirds, first at project commencement, second at certain milestone, third at service completion; etc.
Examples: Time commitment from certain personnel, etc.
Examples: Amending tax returns extends the window for tax returns to be audited as well as certain filings raise the chance of audit, and audits for this service have mixed outcomes industry wide with 50% of audits resulting in the loss of some or all of the credit; etc.
Examples: Referencing the above amending tax returns, audit risk generally is present 6 months to 3 years after filing a return. Audits themselves for this service may take 6 months to 1 year, appeals to unfavorable audit results may take another year, and lawsuits could add additional years to the resolution of an unfavorable audit.
Examples: For many tax credits, the Provider requires accounting data and communication with the Client's CFO or accounting rep. Provider calculates the credit and prepares the filing. Client signs filing. Provider files credit.
Example: Tax credits can be found in the U.S. Code Title 26, Sections 21 - 52 as well as Treasury Regulation, Title 26, Sections 1.21 - 1.52.
For example: Legal services can only be delivered under states' laws where the provider is licensed to practice. Cost Segregations require site visits, therefore some providers only service specific geographic areas.

Maximum file size: 516MB

For if we have questions about your submission.

Request New Service
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Optio, neque qui velit. Magni dolorum quidem ipsam eligendi, totam, facilis laudantium cum accusamus ullam voluptatibus commodi numquam, error, est. Ea, consequatur.
No Entries Found
Scroll to Top
×
×