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Tax, accounting and financial reporting
Tax and Accounting Services for Businesses and Individuals
SC US is a licensed CPA firm providing tax, bookkeeping, accounting and financial reporting services to businesses and individuals across the United States.
Our professionals help clients maintain reliable records, meet filing obligations, respond to tax matters and make informed decisions throughout the year.
Licensed CPA firmProfessional tax and accounting support
Business and individual servicesSupport adapted to the client and requirement
Year-round assistancePlanning and reporting beyond filing season
What tax and accounting services manage
Different needs connected through one financial system
Tax and accounting are connected, but each part solves a different business or personal requirement.
Tax compliance
Prepare and file required business or individual returns using complete and supportable information.
Tax planning
Evaluate tax considerations before transactions and deadlines occur.
Tax issue support
Review notices, identify the issue, gather support and help determine the appropriate response.
Cross-border considerations
Address reporting, residency, foreign income and treaty-related questions where more than one jurisdiction is involved.
How the financial cycle connects
Reliable records make every filing and decision easier
When one stage is neglected, the burden usually appears later as filing delays, incomplete support, unreliable reporting or unexpected tax exposure.
Record
Capture transactions, invoices, receipts, payroll and other financial activity.
Reconcile and report
Reconcile accounts, investigate unusual items and prepare useful reports.
File and respond
Prepare returns and organize support for notices or follow-up questions.
Plan
Use current information to consider upcoming payments, transactions and tax decisions.
The key idea: Bookkeeping, reporting, filing and planning work best as one connected cycle rather than unrelated year-end tasks.
Tax and accounting services
Support based on what you need today
Services can address one immediate requirement or be coordinated as an ongoing relationship where several needs overlap.
Business tax
Corporate tax preparation, year-end tax work, estimated tax considerations and support with entity-level filing obligations.
Discuss business taxIndividual tax
Tax preparation and filing support for individuals with straightforward or more involved income and reporting situations.
Discuss individual taxBookkeeping and accounting
Book cleanup, transaction recording, reconciliations, financial reporting and month-end or year-end organization.
Discuss accounting supportIRS notice and audit support
Review correspondence, understand the issue, organize supporting records and assist with the response process.
Discuss an IRS noticeCross-border tax support
Support for foreign income, residency, reporting requirements and treaty-related questions, with specialist coordination where required.
Discuss a cross-border matterTax planning
Consider estimated payments, transaction timing, owner compensation, entity changes and other decisions before deadlines pass.
Discuss tax planningWhy clients choose SC US
Professional support that connects records, filings and decisions
The value is not only completing a return. It is creating a clearer, more reliable process around the numbers.
Clear recordsTransactions and balances are easier to support.
Clear obligationsDeadlines and filing responsibilities are understood.
Clear communicationQuestions and missing items are explained directly.
Clear next stepImmediate work and future planning are separated.
How the engagement works
A clear process from the immediate requirement to ongoing support
The engagement begins with the facts, available records and deadline, then moves into a defined scope and practical completion plan.
Understand the requirement
Identify what is due, what has been completed and what issue or deadline is driving the request.
Review the records
Assess available information and identify missing records, unresolved balances or questions.
Confirm scope
Agree the work, timeline, information needed and respective responsibilities.
Complete the work
Prepare the filing, organize records, address the notice or perform the agreed procedures.
Review the result
Explain assumptions, outstanding matters, filing requirements and next steps.
Plan the next cycle
Organize recurring responsibilities and deadlines where ongoing support is required.
Who we help
Tax and accounting support for different financial needs
Tax and accounting questions
Clear answers before work begins
The appropriate scope depends on what is due, the condition of the records and whether the need is recurring or tied to a specific issue.
The scope may include business or individual tax preparation, bookkeeping, account reconciliations, financial reporting, IRS notice support, tax planning and cross-border tax coordination.
The engagement is defined around the specific filing, records, deadline or issue the client needs addressed.
Yes. Tax and accounting support is available throughout the year.
Ongoing bookkeeping, reporting and tax planning can reduce year-end pressure and allow questions to be addressed before filing deadlines or transactions occur.
Yes. The first step is to determine how far the books are behind, what information is available and whether any accounts or periods require reconstruction.
The scope may include cleanup, reconciliation, missing-document identification and establishment of a more reliable ongoing process.
The required records depend on the return and the client's circumstances. Common information includes prior-year returns, income records, bookkeeping reports, bank and investment statements, payroll records, expense support, fixed asset information, loan information, foreign income details and tax notices.
A tailored information request is provided once the scope is understood.
No. SC US also provides bookkeeping, accounting, financial reporting, IRS notice support, cross-border coordination and year-round tax planning.
Tax preparation is often more efficient when the underlying accounting records are current and complete.
Yes. SC US can coordinate with an internal accountant, controller or external bookkeeper.
Responsibilities should be clearly divided so transactions, reconciliations, year-end adjustments, tax information and reporting requirements are handled consistently.
Yes. The notice should first be reviewed to understand the tax period, issue, response deadline and information being requested.
SC US can help identify the relevant records, explain the matter and support preparation of the response. The exact scope depends on the notice and stage of the matter.
No. An IRS notice may relate to missing information, a calculation difference, payment issue, filing discrepancy or another specific matter.
The notice itself should be reviewed before determining whether it represents a routine correspondence issue, an examination or another enforcement process.
Do not ignore the notice or respond before understanding the issue.
Review the tax period, response date, requested information and contact instructions. Retain the original notice and gather the related return and supporting documents for professional review.
SC US supports matters involving foreign income, residency, reporting requirements and treaty-related questions.
Cross-border obligations are highly fact-specific. The required work depends on the countries involved, legal entities, residency status, income sources and transactions. Specialist coordination may be required.
Yes. Planning is generally more useful before the relevant transaction or year-end occurs.
Tax planning may consider estimated payments, income timing, deductions, owner compensation, entity changes, major purchases and other anticipated events.
No. Tax planning cannot guarantee a particular outcome.
The objective is to understand available options, comply with applicable law and make informed decisions before actions are taken or deadlines pass.
The appropriate frequency depends on transaction volume, reporting needs, cash-flow requirements and management use.
Many businesses benefit from monthly bookkeeping and reconciliations. Businesses with higher activity or more immediate reporting needs may require more frequent updates.
Bookkeeping focuses on recording transactions and maintaining the underlying financial records.
Accounting includes reviewing, reconciling, adjusting and interpreting those records to produce financial information, support tax filings and assist management decisions.
SC US can provide accounting and financial reporting services based on the engagement scope and the client's needs.
Where SC US also performs an independent audit or another assurance engagement, services must be evaluated and structured carefully to preserve independence.
No. Tax and accounting services do not replace legal or investment advice.
Where a matter requires legal interpretation, transaction documentation or investment recommendations, SC US may coordinate with the client's lawyer, investment adviser or another qualified specialist.
Fees depend on the complexity of the matter, condition of the records, number of filings, jurisdictions involved, urgency and level of ongoing support required.
The scope and expected fees should be confirmed before work begins.
Start with the requirement in front of you
Tell us what is due, what is behind or what decision you are preparing for.
SC US will help determine the appropriate tax, accounting or reporting support, the records required and the next practical step.
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