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Tax Accounting and Risk Advisory

Today’s business and tax environment is increasingly complex, there are more and more demands for transparency, tax departments are under pressure to be more effective and highly qualified professionals can be hard to obtain.

To help you respond to these demands, we provide assistance in three key areas:

  • Tax accounting: supporting quarterly and annual tax provision calculations, validating tax balance sheet accounts and implementing new accounting standards under IFRS and/or local GAAP
  • Tax function performance: improving operating strategy and organization design, tax process and controls, and data and systems effectiveness
  • Tax risk: identifying and prioritizing key risks and assisting with controls monitoring and remediation

The scope and nature of our services may differ depending on whether you are an audit client or a non-audit client. What’s consistent is the high-quality service our professionals provide to address your unique needs throughout the entire tax life cycle of planning, provision, compliance and working with the tax authorities.Our talented people, consistent global methodologies and tools and unwavering commitment to quality service will help you build strong compliance and reporting foundations, sustainable organizational strategies and effective risk management protocols, helping your business achieve its potential. It’s how Ernst & Young makes a difference.


Contacts

Shinya Abe
Partner, Tax Accounting and Risk Advisory Services
Tel: +81 3 3506 2580

2008 Ernst & Young Tax risk survey: Steady course: uncharted waters

Managing tax risk continues to be one of the toughest challenges for tax departments around the world. 541 companies from 18 countries took part in this year's survey, enabling us to identify global trends in tax function priorities, time allocation and success measures. Download the "2008 Ernst & Young Tax risk survey: Steady course: uncharted waters" (pdf, 2.5mb)

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