We offer a full, flexible tax compliance and reporting service, which can be tailored to meet your specific needs. Free from audit conflicts, our suite of services ranges from serving as your in-house tax compliance team to working as your traditional outsourced tax agent.
We are equally comfortable adopting the “single process,” which is the most efficient but requires complete and timely information, or the “split process,” which offers more flexibility in timing and levels of information required for reporting and compliance.
Reporting can be consolidated or standalone, and under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) or new U.K. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Compliance can be for corporate entities, partnerships and non-resident landlords. We use market-leading tax software to prepare and file your tax returns, and to perform the mandatory “tagging” of your financial statements.
The data gathering process is tailored to your needs, and we are equally happy to work from your trial balance and general ledger downloads, or by utilising the “taxpack” functionality of our software. We use a time limit system to track the claims and elections made within and outside the tax returns.
Key Tax Ruling on Outbound Software Payments: Business Profits vs. Royalties
September 11, 2025
Thailand's latest tax ruling on outbound software payments introduces a rights-based approach to classify payments as business profits or royalties. This shift aligns with international tax standards and impacts cross-border technology transactions, including cloud computing and custom software development. Learn how to optimize withholding tax exposure under this new interpretation.
Managing Director Kevin M. Jacobs Featured in The Wall Street Journal
September 11, 2025
A&M Tax Managing Director Kevin M. Jacobs was recently featured in The Wall Street Journal in an article highlighting the cash savings companies are benefiting from under the new tax law.
Changes Coming to the Washington Sales Tax Landscape on October 1, 2025
September 11, 2025
In May 2025, Washington enacted multiple tax bills into law, including Senate Bill 5814 (SB 5814), which takes effect on October 1st and will broaden the sales and use tax base and the Business and Occupation (B&O) tax retailing classification to include several new services.
US-Mexico treaty notification and protective claim requirements
September 8, 2025
Companies in Mexico with a local presence that are currently undergoing, or may in the future undergo, a tax review for FY 2020 of its transfer pricing policies involving the United States, need to file a protective claim/notification no later than September 30th, 2025.