Special tax audit cases

A tax audit notice is serious. You don't have to face it alone.

We have significant experience managing special tax audit cases, tax investigations, audits and disputes. We offer professional representation and practical solutions, working toward the best possible outcome for you.

Received a notice? Contact us before you respond.

What we handle

Experienced support when tax matters become complex.

Whether it's a routine enquiry that has escalated or a full investigation, we help you understand your position and respond properly.

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Special tax audit cases

Structured preparation and representation when your company is selected for a special tax audit.

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Tax investigations

Careful handling of investigations, with records organised and positions explained clearly.

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Tax audits

Support through audit reviews, from document requests to meetings and follow-up queries.

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Tax disputes

Professional representation and practical solutions when you disagree with an assessment.

How we handle your case

Five steps, from notice to resolution.

You'll always know where your case stands, what we need from you, and what happens next.

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  1. 1Day one

    Notice received

    Send us the letter. We assess scope, deadlines and exposure immediately, and tell you plainly where you stand.

  2. 2Position

    Case assessment

    We review your records, prior filings and the likely lines of enquiry to build a clear, well-supported position.

  3. 3Evidence

    Documents & reconciliation

    Records are organised, reconciled and prepared into schedules that answer questions before they are asked.

  4. 4Representation

    We speak for you

    We represent you in meetings and correspondence, guided by first-hand knowledge of enforcement practice.

  5. 5Outcome

    Resolution

    We work toward the best achievable outcome, and leave you with stronger processes for the years ahead.

If you receive a notice

Four things to do straight away.

Acting early and in an organised way makes every later step easier.

  1. Note the deadline

    Check the dates in the letter and diary them. Deadlines matter.

  2. Keep your records together

    Gather accounts, invoices, bank statements and prior returns for the period mentioned.

  3. Get advice before replying

    A considered response from the start avoids misunderstandings later.

  4. Talk to us

    Share the notice with us and we'll explain your position and the next steps.

General guidance only. Every case is different, so speak to us about your specific situation.

Guided by a board that includes a former Income Tax Director.

That experience brings in-depth technical knowledge and valuable insight into tax regulations and enforcement practices, giving you expert guidance and a high level of assurance when it matters most.

Meet our leadership

Confidential consultation

Received a notice? Let's talk today.

Tell us what you've received and we'll explain your position and the next steps.