SERVICE 02 — MULTI-STATE TAX COMPLIANCE

Multi-state tax is a coordination problem.

Eight states, three tax types, and one calendar that holds all of it. We map your footprint, register where required, and own the deadlines.

THE PROBLEM

Your business touches four states. Maybe eight. Each has income tax, franchise tax, and SALT requirements on calendars that don't align. Staff who travel between offices create withholding obligations nobody tracks. And then a notice arrives from a state you didn't know you had nexus in.

That notice is rarely the first problem. It's the first one you can see.

WHAT WE DO

We start with a full nexus analysis: every state your business touches, mapped against physical presence, economic thresholds, and licensing requirements. Where registration is required, we register. Then we pull income tax, franchise tax, and SALT filings into a single compliance calendar with one owner: us.

IRS notices get a drafted response, not a panic. Amended returns get filed. Representations before tax authorities are handled by a team that has done this work across the US, India, Singapore, the UAE, the UK, and Canada. Along the way we flag what you're leaving on the table, starting with R&D credits that multi-state businesses routinely miss.

WHAT CHANGES FOR YOU

One calendar. Every jurisdiction accounted for. No surprise notices, no missed deadlines, no weekend spent decoding a state revenue department letter.

Nexus map and unified filing calendar

THE NEXUS MAP 08/50 STATES TOUCHED

SCOPE OF WORK

  1. 01Tax advisory and strategic planning
  2. 02Federal and multi-state return preparation and filing
  3. 03Nexus analysis across all relevant jurisdictions
  4. 04State registrations where nexus exists
  5. 05SALT filing coordination on a unified calendar
  6. 06Amended return preparation
  7. 07IRS notice response and resolution
  8. 08Representation before tax authorities
  9. 09Payroll withholding alignment for multi-state staff
  10. 10R&D credit identification and capture

QUESTIONS WE ASK BEFORE FILING ANYTHING

  1. Where do your people physically go, and how often?

  2. Which states have you registered in, and which did you assume you did not need?

  3. What has changed in the footprint since the last return was filed?

  4. What credits has nobody looked for: R&D, state incentives, employment credits?