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Your company strives to achieve a high quality, effective and efficient tax function.

Grant Thornton’s tax operational improvement services enhance tax function performance by addressing issues including:

automation/tax software,
processes and internal controls,
data management and retention,
workflow,
reporting and communications,
tax department structure and reporting lines, and
optimization of outsourced functions.

We work with you to analyze your current business processes, identify cost and risk reduction opportunities and recommend practical strategies to support your tax compliance, financial reporting, planning, audit support and strategic goals.

Randy Robason National Managing Partner 214.283.8191	Jeff White Tax Senior Manager 818.936.5143
Debbie Schleicher Tax Partner 703.847.7570	April Little Tax Director 832.476.3730

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