Tax
Crowe can help with evolving issues related to federal, state and local, and international tax laws.
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ABOUT CROWE TAX SERVICES
Get a clear picture of your tax position, even when changes to the law shift your landscape
Significant U.S. tax reform and global tax disruptors are creating market volatility that can have serious tax implications. Crowe helps businesses and private clients make sense of continually evolving issues related to federal, state and local, and international tax laws so they can optimize their tax position.
- Federal taxOptimize federal tax planning and better understand tax reform. Work with Crowe to enhance financial opportunities and plan more strategically.
- M&A tax servicesWork with experienced tax specialists who understand M&A tax challenges.
- State and local taxWe assist clients from an overall tax perspective – by optimizing tax departments or finding ways to reduce costs.
- International taxOur team has decades of experience providing holistic tax strategies and planning services to multinational organizations throughout the world.
- Income tax accountingWe give your internal tax team a boost or provide full outsourcing support to help you tackle income tax accounting challenges with confidence.
- Tax process optimizationWe can assess where you are on your tax process optimization journey, where you need to be, and the best way to get there.
- Washington National TaxOur knowledgeable, experienced team is an accessible, hands-on resource that can help you take on your most challenging tax issues.
- Private clientWe offer deep technical tax specialization and strategic support to meet the needs of families, private businesses, and high-net-worth individuals.
How Crowe helps clients manage volatility in tax
Tax managing partner Nicole Bencik explains how Crowe helps clients manage volatility, boost efficiency, and optimize tax planning. Learn more about working with a knowledgeable team that understands tax at all levels.
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| 6/17/2025 | |
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| 7/23/2025 | |
| 8/20/2025 | |
| 8/25/2025 |
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INDUSTRIES WE SERVE
Strategic tax support for every sector
Our team offers extensive tax experience across industries. That means we know how to help you identify and start addressing your specific tax priorities quickly.
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WHAT WE OFFER
Financial services
Work with an experienced and industry-focused team that understands the tax landscape – as well as the risks and opportunities in the financial services and banking space.
Tax News Highlights: Keep up with the latest tax developments
Get updates on pressing federal, state and local, and international tax news delivered directly to your inbox every week.
The IRS recently eased CAMT rules – raising safe harbor limits and offering penalty relief to help businesses navigate tax rules.
Tax Court ruled that active limited partners owe self-employment tax, applying a functional test instead. Appeals could lead to Supreme Court review.
Tariffs can affect sales tax depending on state rules, invoice details, and the importer’s role, which creates compliance challenges for businesses.
Now that the House approved its budget reconciliation bill, the bill moves on to the Senate to determine its fate.
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that unclaimed property audits do not toll the statute of limitations in a win for taxpayers.
The House budget reconciliation bill would substantially limit the PTET deduction and increase tax for some owners of pass-through entities.
The IRS recently eased CAMT rules – raising safe harbor limits and offering penalty relief to help businesses navigate tax rules.
Tax Court ruled that active limited partners owe self-employment tax, applying a functional test instead. Appeals could lead to Supreme Court review.
Tariffs can affect sales tax depending on state rules, invoice details, and the importer’s role, which creates compliance challenges for businesses.
Now that the House approved its budget reconciliation bill, the bill moves on to the Senate to determine its fate.
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that unclaimed property audits do not toll the statute of limitations in a win for taxpayers.
The House budget reconciliation bill would substantially limit the PTET deduction and increase tax for some owners of pass-through entities.
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