- Preparation and Compliance
- Nexus Reviews
- Apportionment Methodology
- Audit Assistance
- Voluntary Disclosure
- Due diligence for sale of business
- Review and analysis and tax incentives and exemptions
State and Local Tax
Multi-State Tax Planning
State and local tax laws can be complex and difficult to understand. At Redpath and Company, we can help you navigate the unknowns of doing business in multiple states. Whether you are conducting business in one state or 50, our dedicated state and local tax team has the knowledge and experience to guide you through the complex and ever-changing tax requirements.
State and Local Tax Assistance
We’ll work with you to determine where you have tax filing requirements, and then assist in the planning and compliance related to state and local tax requirements. We strive to provide consistent attention, so you will have access to our team year-round. As your business changes, or questions and concerns arise, we will be there to advise you every step of the way.
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Specialized Services
Business and Income Tax
Sales and Use Tax
If you are operating in several states, it’s important to know the taxability of your services and products as well as where you are responsible for collecting and remitting sales tax. Learn more about our sales and use tax services.
Personal Property Tax
Personal Property Tax Preparation and Compliance
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