Living with an irregular tax position means living with a sword of Damocles hanging over your head. The tax authorities' right to reassess may extend from one to ten years depending on the case. Throughout that period, you run the risk of an audit that will bring the anomaly to light, and its potential financial consequences can only grow heavier over time.
Audit your situation to identify every irregularity
Quantify the financial consequences of regularisation
Anticipate related tax risks that may arise from the disclosure of the irregularities
Assemble your regularisation file
Secure your tax position for the future
Why regularise my situation voluntarily?
Which situations should be regularised as a priority?
What are the risks if I do not regularise?
How does the regularisation procedure work?
Every decision to regularise is preceded by a thorough examination of your assets, your income, your matrimonial property regime and the returns filed. This analysis provides an overall view of your situation so that every anomaly or error can be identified and characterised.
Once the irregularities have been identified, we assess the taxes, late-payment interest, surcharges and fines that may be claimed, as well as any related risks. We then define with you the regularisation strategy best suited to your situation and objectives. We advise, you decide.
This phase corresponds to the practical implementation of the regularisation. We gather the supporting documents, finalise the original or amended returns and draft the covering letters to the tax authorities. You can breathe easy while we take care of the formalities.
We file your regularisation file and handle the exchanges with the tax authorities until the tax assessment notices are issued, checking that they are correct. Where the circumstances warrant it, we open discussions on the surcharges and fines applied and, if necessary, request a payment schedule. This final stage marks the closure of your regularisation.
Whether or not the error is recent, voluntary disclosure remains, in many cases, the most financially advantageous course. We will give you the keys to measure the consequences of each option so that you can make the decision best suited to your situation.