US tax and accounting resources for your next engagement
Choose a reference, clarify a term or take a working template into your next review. These resources for CPA firms are available in English and French.
Organize tax and accounting obligations for a US subsidiary of a foreign group: entity classification, returns, related parties, states and group reporting.
Plan 2027 IRS filing deadlines for calendar-year returns, extensions and estimated payments, with official rules, special cases and a downloadable calendar.
Understand US estimated tax, individual safe harbors, corporate rules, state calendars and payment evidence. A worked example and a firm-wide tracking method.
Compare deferred revenue, accrued income, prepaid and accrued expenses with French GAAP terms. Worked examples, day-count conventions and journal-entry checks.
Organize a US subsidiary’s month-end close: consistent QuickBooks reports, supported balances, cut-off, intercompany review, approval and the group close package.
Evaluate AI for accounting firms: explainable calculations, draft commentary, human approval, client confidentiality and ten questions to ask a vendor.
Organize multi-state sales tax: nexus review, filing frequencies, marketplace sales, owners, due dates and evidence. A practical register with a fictitious example.
Ask for evidence behind a security answer. A practical approach to access, data handling, provider commitments and human approval.
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The short answer
The TAXFINAI resource library brings together ten practical guides, fourteen contextual definitions, five focused articles and four downloadable resources. Start with your work question, then choose the format: a method to follow, a term to explain, a short answer to discuss or a file to adapt to an engagement.
Choose the reading format that answers your question
A reference guide develops a subject through steps, examples and primary sources. A glossary page defines the vocabulary before connecting it to a method. A field note addresses one narrower question. Each format has its own purpose; you can move between them as the engagement becomes more specific.
Practical guides
Ten methods covering US tax work, subsidiaries, month-end close and firm decisions. Read in EN or FR.
The four resource pages explain what each file contains before you download it. PDF supports reading and sharing, CSV provides an editable worksheet, and ICS imports dated events into a compatible calendar. Choose the language on the resource page; downloads are available directly without an account.
Prospective IRS calendar 2027 · PDF + ICS
Plan selected federal filing and payment dates. Check the taxpayer, year and exceptions before relying on an event.
After reading, identify the question to resolve, the evidence to obtain and the person responsible for the next decision. Remove checklist rows that do not apply and add the relevant entity, period or jurisdiction. Keep the completed worksheet with the actual workpaper rather than treating a generic template as proof.
For example, a manager planning estimates can combine the estimated-tax guide with the Q1–Q4 worksheet. A reviewer preparing a US subsidiary close can combine the month-end guide with the close checklist. These are reading paths you can adapt, rather than a prescribed sequence for every firm.
Organize estimated-tax work
Start with the tax method, then select the worksheet and terms your team needs.
The resource pages identify their scope, available formats and source-check date. A consultation date records a documentary check; it is not professional sign-off. Downloaded files are dated snapshots, so revisit the page before reusing them for another year.
The 2027 calendar is a prospective planning aid, not a final IRS calendar for every taxpayer. Examples use fictitious data. The responsible professional applies the relevant tax or accounting rules to the actual engagement.
Common questions
Which resource should I choose first?
Use a guide for a complete method, a definition for unfamiliar vocabulary, an article for one focused question, or a downloadable file when you need a working structure.
Do I need to submit my contact details to download?
No. The four download pages provide the available files directly. You can separately request a demonstration if you want to discuss your firm’s workflow.
Will an imported calendar or worksheet update itself?
No. These files are dated downloads. Check the current resource page and applicable official material before relying on a date or reusing a template.