The Tax Recovery Specialist
         






In the know


 
Tyler Consulting, Inc. has qualified numerous issues with different state officials encompassing a large variety of issues. We use these references to benchmark specific areas for your company. We stay current with all changes in sales/use tax on a monthly basis. We are always available to answer any future questions you might have.



Frequently Asked Questions:


Q: What if we have never been audited? Will your review trigger an audit?
A: No. Our process is designed to determine exactly where you stand. If our review determines that you have under paid and you have liabilities due, we will point those areas out to you. Since our fee is contingency based, you would owe us nothing. Since we are paid from money recovered, our system is a no cost way for you to determine the accuracy of your sales and use tax system to prevent over payments or worse, liabilities that could blindside you should you be audited.

Q: We were recently audited. Should we feel assured that we don't have areas in which we are over paying?
A: No. If you had a big assessment, small assessment or no assessment at all, you still could have over payments. Due to sampling procedures used by the auditors, over payments can be missed. Also, some auditors take the approach that they are paid to look for revenue for the State and therefore leave the pursuit of refunds to you. Since we also review any current audits for accuracy, many times we find math errors, errors in sample projections and items that should have not been taxed that we are able to correct and therefore save you money, up to three years from the date that the audit was paid.

 

 

Tyler Consulting, Inc. will act as liaison between you and the State during the course of the audit. All questions and correspondence from the State will be directed in writing to Tyler Consulting, Inc. thus allowing us time to analyze and respond to the audit.
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07/01/2008 - Tax Law Changes
Recent sales and use tax law changes that went into effect July 1, 2008 could help manufacturers in Georgia reduce energy costs.

02/13/2004 - New Threshold for EFT Payments
All Sales and Use Tax Returns with at Least $10,000 Liability must be paid via EFT

02/03/2004 - Georgia Revenue Department Proposes Penalty Enforcement
Penalty Now to Be Enforced on Sales and Use Tax Audits

11/12/2003 - County Rate Increases
Georgia counties voted to increase their local sales and use taxes by 1%

11/11/2003 - Counties Vote on Local Sales Tax Rates
During the November 4, 2003 elections, the following Georgia counties voted to increase their local sales and use taxes by 1%




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