The company is growing and tax decisions now have a greater impact.
Primary focus
Tax advisory for companies that need to prevent risk.
We help companies assess decisions, review compliance, organize supporting information and anticipate tax contingencies through a practical, accounting-aware and legally coordinated approach.
Common situations
When tax decisions cannot be improvised.
There are questions around VAT, income tax, withdrawals, expenses or documentation.
There are SII requests, discrepancies or audits that require structure and response.
Accounting meets compliance but does not provide enough analysis for decision-making.
A reorganization, investment, new shareholder or change in structure is being evaluated.
Scope
What the advisory process can include.
Scope is defined according to available background information, urgency and company stage. The priority is clarity on risk, options and practical next steps.
Workstreams
- Tax planning within the legal framework.
- Compliance review and detection of tax gaps.
- Risk and contingency analysis.
- Year-end corporate tax return support.
- Review of background documents for requests or tax audits.
- Coordination with accounting, corporate legal and payroll when needed.
Integrated tax legal support
Support for audits, requests and contingencies.
Tax legal support is integrated into the tax advisory service to avoid a fragmented offer and preserve a more complete reading of each business case.
Review of notices, requests and supporting background documents.
Orderly preparation of administrative responses, depending on scope.
Legal-tax analysis for sensitive criteria or positions.
Coordination between accounting support and tax arguments.
Frequently asked questions
Before starting a tax review.
When should a company seek tax advisory?
When the company is growing, changing structure, facing relevant questions or needs to prevent contingencies before making decisions.
What should we do if we received an SII notice?
The first step is to review deadlines, requested information and the basis of the request before responding.
Does EO replace the current accountant?
Not necessarily. EO can complement the current accountant or coordinate with its own accounting service depending on scope.
What documents should be prepared for a first review?
Tax filings, financial statements, notices, contracts, accounting backup and any document related to the decision or contingency being reviewed.
Next step
Let us review your tax situation.
Tell us whether you need planning, compliance review or support with a contingency. The form helps structure the first conversation.