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Corporate Tax Compliance

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Managing tax compliance across multiple countries and jurisdictions can be complex, especially with ever-changing rules and regulations. CSC’s team of tax experts can help you stay fully compliant so you can focus on your core business. We have the in-country knowledge and regulatory specialists who can help you identify and fulfill all the relevant reporting requirements.

Services

CSC provides the following tax compliance services.

By preparing and timely filing value added tax (VAT) and corporate income tax (CIT) returns, CSC avoids unnecessary penalties and minimizes levy interest for its clients. The VAT and CIT services CSC offers include:

  • Preparation and filing of the VAT and CIT returns

  • Arranging for extension of CIT return filings

  • Safeguarding filing periods

  • Reviewing VAT and CIT assessments

  • Preparation and filing of objections

CSC can provide compliance services on the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FACTA) and common reporting standard (CRS) legislation implemented globally with the goal to prevent tax evasion. The services CSC offers include local and IRS registration, filing of FATCA and CRS information with the tax authorities, and acting as responsible officer.

Multinational enterprises with a consolidated turnover of more than EUR 750 million (or equivalent in other currency) are required to annually file a Country-by-Country Report (CbCR). The CbCR services CSC offers include preparation and filing of the mandatory CbCR notification with the tax authorities.

EU Directive DAC6 increases transparency requirements on cross-border arrangements and protects against aggressive tax planning. The DAC6 services CSC offers include preparation and filing of reportable hallmarks with the tax authorities.

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