As companies grow, so does tax complexity. A business that once had one entity, one state, one advisor, and a fairly simple tax calendar can quickly become much more complex. New states. New revenue streams. New entities. Acquisitions. Investors. Financing. More people are involved in decisions. More deadlines. More risk. At some point, the way the company has been managing tax starts to feel stretched. Here are some examples: - The controller is tracking deadlines m
