CKH Group Poland

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3.7

★★★★☆

3 reviews

CKH Group offers accounting, tax, assurance, and advisory services with a blend of local expertise and global resources.

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About

CKH Group is an Atlanta-headquartered CPA firm offering powerful assurance, tax, accounting, and advisory services to individuals, small businesses, global enterprises, and government entities. With a blend of local expertise and global resources, CKH Group delivers personalized, strategic, and long-term financial solutions.

Local Expertise

Global Resources

Personalized Service

Compliance Focus

Services

Tax Preparation & Planning

State and Local Tax, International Tax, Tax Accounting (ASC 740), Transfer Pricing, Tax Controversy

External Audits

External Audits, Employee Benefit Plan Audits, Financial Statement Reviews, Financial Statement Compilations, Agreed-Upon Procedures

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping, Business Licenses And Registration, BPO (Business Process Outsourcing), Statutory Compliance, Staff Augmentation

Advisory Services

Transaction Advisory, Quality of Earnings, Data and Technology, Accounting Software Implementation

Government Contracting

Government-specific services in tax, accounting, advisory, and assurance for federal, state, regional, county, and city governments.

Credentials & Certifications

CPA

Since 1998

Reviews

Rating

3.7

★★★★☆

Reviews

Frequently Asked Questions

What is transfer pricing and why is it important? +

Transfer pricing refers to the pricing of transactions between related entities within the same company. It is important because it ensures that transactions are conducted at arm's length prices, complying with IRS and OECD guidelines to reduce tax risks and penalties.

What are the consequences of illegal transfer pricing methods? +

Illegal transfer pricing methods can trigger audits, tax reassessments, and penalties of up to 40% of the additional tax owed. Notable cases, such as the GlaxoSmithKline settlement, highlight the significant financial and reputational risks involved.

What is the arm's length rule? +

The arm's length rule, as per OECD guidelines, requires that transactions between related parties be priced as if they were between independent entities, ensuring fair market prices and reducing unfair tax advantages.