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Sales and Use Tax Consulting is our Expertise
Our team of sales and use tax consultants brings extensive expertise, with robust qualifications in Louisiana and Texas. This enables us to provide specialized insights and tailored solutions in these regions.
At ETA, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional service and results across all facets of your sales and use tax needs. Whether you need support with tax research, consulting, audits, or controversy resolution, you can count on ETA for expert guidance and unwavering support at every step.
Our Services
Multistate Tax Research
Multistate Tax Research
Multistate Tax Research
The goal of multistate tax research is to ensure compliance with each state’s tax laws, minimize tax liabilities, and avoid penalties or audits. It requires staying up to date with constantly changing state regulations and rulings.
Tax Consulting
Multistate Tax Research
Multistate Tax Research
Tax consulting is designed to provide expertise and support in managing tax obligations while finding business tax savings opportunities.
Refund Reviews
Multistate Tax Research
Refund Reviews
State tax refund reviews are an essential part of the tax system’s checks and balances, ensuring that refunds are accurate. By ensuring that returns are accurate and well-documented, taxpayers can help avoid unnecessary delays and issues.
Audit Reviews
Multistate Tax Research
Refund Reviews
State audit reviews are conducted to ensure compliance with state tax laws and verify accuracy. Preparing for and cooperating with the audit process can help minimize the stress and potential financial impact. It’s also critical to keep accurate records and seek professional assistance when needed.
Audit Defense
In-house Utility Studies
Managed Audits
State audit defense is a critical process that requires preparation, organization, and often professional assistance. By proactively gathering documents, providing accurate information, and challenging unjustified findings, taxpayers can minimize additional tax liabilities and penalties. A strong defense not only protects current financia
State audit defense is a critical process that requires preparation, organization, and often professional assistance. By proactively gathering documents, providing accurate information, and challenging unjustified findings, taxpayers can minimize additional tax liabilities and penalties. A strong defense not only protects current financial interests but also helps to prevent future audit risks.
Managed Audits
In-house Utility Studies
Managed Audits
State-managed audits offer businesses a chance to resolve tax compliance issues in a cooperative, less adversarial manner, with the added benefit of reduced penalties and interest. While businesses assume responsibility for reviewing their records, they do so under the guidance of the state, ensuring that the process is fair and transpare
State-managed audits offer businesses a chance to resolve tax compliance issues in a cooperative, less adversarial manner, with the added benefit of reduced penalties and interest. While businesses assume responsibility for reviewing their records, they do so under the guidance of the state, ensuring that the process is fair and transparent. Managed audits are most often used for sales and use tax compliance but can apply to other tax types as well. (In applicable states)
Audit Reduction
In-house Utility Studies
In-house Utility Studies
State audit reduction strategies are essential for minimizing the financial impact of a state tax audit. ETA employs techniques like narrowing the audit scope, negotiating settlements, and improving compliance practices, so taxpayers can reduce their overall liabilities.
In-house Utility Studies
In-house Utility Studies
In-house Utility Studies
Utility studies are essential for businesses that rely heavily on energy, water, or other utilities, especially in industries like manufacturing, agriculture, and hospitality. By conducting these studies, businesses can ensure they comply with tax regulations, qualify for exemptions, reduce their utility costs, and potentially claim refunds on overpaid taxes.