Services · Four countriesAccounting, tax, finance, advisory and formation, in four countries.
Five service lines, one team. We keep the books, file the returns, prepare the statements and forecasts, advise on structure and form the entities, in whichever of the four systems your business touches.
- Countries
- United States, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Pakistan
- Services
- 46 in total
- Service lines
- Accounting · Tax · Finance · Advisory · Formation
Five service lines
Accounting. Tax. Finance. Advisory. Formation.
Every service belongs to one of five lines, and each line has its own page. Most clients need something from more than one.
Accounting
Bookkeeping and bank reconciliation: the monthly records underneath every return, statement and decision, kept on the basis each tax authority expects.
- Monthly bookkeeping
- Bank and payment-processor reconciliation
- Catch-up and clean-up of earlier periods
- United States
- 2
- United Kingdom
- 2
- United Arab Emirates
- 2
- Pakistan
- 2
Tax
Registrations, returns and periodic filings with federal, state, national and provincial tax authorities, prepared from reconciled figures and filed with your approval.
- Income and corporate tax returns
- VAT and sales tax returns
- Notices, extensions and amended returns
- United States
- 7
- United Kingdom
- 2
- United Arab Emirates
- 3
- Pakistan
- 4
Finance
Financial statements, management reporting, budgets and cash-flow forecasts: the figures a lender, an investor or you yourself use to decide what happens next.
- Financial statements and management reports
- Budgets and budget-versus-actual reporting
- Cash-flow forecasting
- United States
- 2
- United Kingdom
- 2
- United Arab Emirates
- 2
- Pakistan
- 2
Business Advisory
Structured advice on entity choice, tax position, cross-border ownership and clean-up plans, given before the decision is made rather than after.
- Entity and structure decisions
- Tax planning and cross-border questions
- Compliance reviews and clean-up plans
- United States
- 1
- United Kingdom
- 1
- United Arab Emirates
- 1
- Pakistan
- 1
Entity Formation
Forming the right legal entity and getting the registrations and tax numbers it needs before it can trade, hire or open a bank account.
- LLC and company formation
- EIN, UTR, NTN and TRN registrations
- ITIN and state tax IDs
- United States
- 4
- United Kingdom
- 2
- United Arab Emirates
- 2
- Pakistan
- 2
Directory
Every service, country by country.
Tax
Finance
Business Advisory
Business Advisory
Entity Formation
Tax
Business Advisory
Accounting
Tax
Finance
Business Advisory
Across borders
The same job has a different name in each country.
Useful if your business spans more than one of these systems, or you know the term in one and need its counterpart in another.
How work is structured
Four ways an engagement usually looks.
Most clients combine more than one. Whatever the mix, you receive a written scope and fee before work begins.
- 01
One-off registrations
Forming a company, obtaining an EIN, ITIN, NTN or TRN, registering for VAT or sales tax. A defined piece of work with a clear finish.
- 02
Annual compliance
The returns and statements that come round every year, prepared from your records and filed on time with your approval.
- 03
Monthly and quarterly work
Bookkeeping, reconciliations and periodic returns such as VAT or sales tax, on a fixed schedule so nothing builds up.
- 04
Clean-up and advice
Catch-up bookkeeping, late filings put right, and structured advice on entity choice or cross-border questions.
Our approach
Obligations first. Optimisation second.
Every engagement starts with a list of what your business is actually required to register and file, in each country it touches. Planning comes after the basics are secure.
How it works
What happens after you get in touch.
Five steps, the same for a single EIN application as for a year of bookkeeping across four countries.
Start with a conversationA first conversation
By video or phone. We ask where the business is registered, where it trades, what’s already been filed and what’s worrying you. You don’t need to prepare anything formal.
A written scope and quote
We set out exactly what we’ll handle, what we’ll need from you, the timeline and the fee, in an engagement letter. Nothing starts until you’ve agreed it.
Secure document collection
You get a checklist specific to your filings, not a generic list, and upload documents through a secure portal rather than email or messaging apps.
Preparation and review
One person prepares the work and a second reviews it before anything reaches you. Questions come to you in one batch, not a drip of emails.
Your approval, then filing
You see what will be submitted and approve it. We file, send you the confirmation, and add your next obligations to the calendar we keep for you.
By country
Start from the system you answer to.
Each country page explains how that system works, the authorities you’ll deal with, key dates and common situations.
Fees
Our fees are published.
Formation packages, tax returns, monthly bookkeeping plans and advisory sessions are on one price list, in dollars, pounds, dirhams and rupees. Government and third-party costs are shown separately, and you have your own figure in writing before work begins.
See the price listHow do your fees work?
We publish them. Registrations and returns carry a fixed professional fee, or a stated range that depends on complexity, and recurring work such as bookkeeping is a monthly fee. Government and third-party costs are shown separately, and you have the total in writing before anything starts.
Why are some fees shown as a range?
Because the same return or registration can involve different amounts of work. The lower figure is for a straightforward case with complete, organised records. After a short scoping conversation we tell you where in the range you fall, in writing, before work begins.
What’s included in a fee, and what isn’t?
Each published fee is our professional fee for the work described. Government filing fees, registered agent charges, licence and visa costs, payroll provider charges and similar third-party amounts are passed on at cost and listed separately in the engagement letter.
Do you charge for registrations the government provides free?
Our fee is for the work, not the registration. The IRS does not charge for an EIN, and at the time of writing the UAE Federal Tax Authority does not charge for Corporate Tax or VAT registration. Where we handle one for you, the fee covers preparing, checking and submitting the application and following it through, and your invoice describes it that way.
Can I combine services at one fee?
Yes. Formation, the first registrations and the first return are available as bundles, and a monthly plan can carry agreed add-ons such as payroll coordination or sales tax returns. The bundle fee and exactly what it covers are set out before you agree to it.
Is the first conversation charged?
[Firm to confirm whether the initial consultation is free, and its usual length.] Either way, you’ll know before the call.
What if my situation turns out to be more complicated than expected?
We tell you as soon as we find it, explain why, and quote for the additional work before doing it. You’re never billed for scope you didn’t agree to.
Speak with a consultant
Not sure which of these you need? That’s what the first conversation is for.
Pick the closest match and we’ll take it from there. You’ll get a written scope and fee before any work begins.
Or use our three-step guide, or email hello@fiscorra.com
