Tax Compliance — Nexus Review & Compliance Setup (One-Time)
A one-time review of your business activities and state connections to identify potential registration, reporting, and required filing responsibilities.
This service reviews where and how your business operates to identify jurisdictions in which tax nexus may exist.
The review may consider business locations, employees or contractors, property, inventory, customers, transactions, marketplace activity, remote operations, and other connections with a state or local jurisdiction.
Nexus rules vary by jurisdiction and type of activity. Findings are based on the information provided and the rules available during the review. A government agency may ultimately make a different determination.
The displayed price is the base service fee for the one-time nexus review and compliance setup included within the confirmed scope.
Additional jurisdictions, historical-period research, registrations, prior filings, record reconstruction, voluntary disclosure matters, notice responses, and ongoing filing support are priced separately.
Any registrations, filings, or compliance setup activities included in this service will be identified in writing. London’s Tax will explain any expanded scope and fee before proceeding.
Provide complete information about your business structure, physical locations, employees and contractors, inventory or property, transactions by jurisdiction, marketplace activity, existing registrations, and prior required business filings.
You should also provide government notices, prior nexus studies, and information about any state or local agency contact. Incomplete or inaccurate information may affect the conclusions of the review.
This is a digitally delivered professional service. No physical product will be shipped.
You will receive a summary of the nexus review, identified compliance responsibilities, and recommended next steps within the confirmed scope. Ongoing filings, payments, monitoring, and agency correspondence are not included unless separately confirmed in writing.
Either party may cancel the engagement in writing. Fees for work already performed and any approved costs remain due.
After cancellation, you remain responsible for registrations, reporting deadlines, payments, notices, and other required filing responsibilities.
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