Corporate Tax Planning and Management
The first step in optimizing tax liability is to plan appropriately. During the planning stage, the Meaden & Moore team provides consultation, advice, and ideas on how to minimize and defer taxes. Planning typically involves research and analysis, for example, where we determine the correct entity structure for a particular organization – C Corp, S Corp, or LLC.
Another part of minimizing your taxes is through complying with federal and state regulations. This step includes ensuring compliance by filing tax returns and other reports with government agencies – as well as representing clients in front of tax authorities, such as during federal or state examinations. Throughout the corporate tax compliance process, we look for opportunities to reduce and defer taxes within the permissible boundaries of the tax laws.
Our Tax Strategies Help You Work Smarter, Not Harder
While Meaden & Moore provides comprehensive business and corporate tax planning and compliance services, we focus on the following areas:
- State and local tax planning
- Choice of entity planning/analysis
- Retirement and employee benefit plans
- ESOP analysis and planning
- Merger and acquisition services
- Tax accounting methods
- Tax deferral planning
- Research and development tax credits
- Transactional tax planning
2023–2024 Tax Planning Guide
A comprehensive guide to help you prepare business and personal taxes in 2023–2024. With some tax law changes already signed into law in 2023 and more changes potentially on the horizon, you probably have questions about tax planning this year.
To save the most on your 2023 taxes, you need to be familiar with the changes and how you may need to adjust your tax planning strategies.
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Tax Advisory
In order to better prepare yourself for your year-end tax reporting, this guide includes vital information regarding compensation paid to your employees as well as amounts paid to non-employees, including payments of dividends, interest, rents, etc.
