Yes, opting for a Fractional CFO is more cost-effective. It allows you to benefit from expert financial guidance without the high expenses of a full-time CFO. You can adjust the level of service according to your business needs, providing a more flexible and economical solution.

Our professional CFOs provide services such as financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, cash flow management, financial compliance, audit preparation, and strategic financial planning. We also assist with capital raising strategies, mergers and acquisitions, and investor relations.

Our fractional CFOs offer services such as financial statement preparation, budgeting and forecasting, cash flow management, financial compliance, audit preparation, and strategic financial planning. We also assist with fundraising strategies, mergers and acquisitions, and investor relations.

We offer flexible service options tailored to your needs. Fractional CFOs work remotely or in-person, providing ongoing support or on-demand consultation for specific projects like fundraising, financial reporting, or audits.

Our team stays up to date on the latest tax laws and regulations. We provide compliance reporting, tax filings, and audit preparation to ensure that your company meets all local and international financial requirements.

With a Fractional CFO, you gain high-level financial expertise on an as-needed basis. This eliminates the costs and commitments tied to a full-time hire, while providing you with flexibility, allowing you to scale the support up or down depending on your business’s financial needs.

If you’re facing financial complexity, preparing for growth, or struggling to manage financial tasks internally, it’s time to consider a fractional CFO or accounting services. We can help you evaluate your needs during an initial consultation and create a plan that suits your business.

Our pricing is flexible and tailored to your business needs. We offer packages based on the level of support required, ranging from part-time CFO engagements to specific accounting tasks. Contact us for a customized quote.

Our pricing is flexible and tailored to your business needs. We offer packages based on the level of support required, ranging from part-time CFO engagements to specific accounting tasks. Contact us for a customized quote.

Yes, fractional CFOs can help structure fundraising rounds, prepare financial models, and create investor presentations. They also manage relationships with investors, ensuring transparency and trust through accurate financial reporting and strategy execution.

Small to medium-sized businesses, startups, and companies experiencing rapid growth or preparing for fundraising often benefit from fractional CFO services. These businesses need financial leadership but may not require or be able to afford a full-time CFO.

Certainly! Our Fractional CFO services are tailored to be adaptable and scalable. We work with startups, small and medium-sized businesses, as well as large corporations, offering customized financial solutions that fit your company’s size and requirements.

Generally, foreign companies must pay U.S. taxes if they have income effectively connected with a U.S. trade or business (ECI) or if they receive U.S.-sourced income subject to withholding tax.

The best entity type depends on tax implications, liability concerns, and business goals. A C-Corp is often chosen due to clear tax treatment, but LLCs and branches have their own pros and cons.

Common taxes include federal income tax, state and local taxes, payroll taxes (if hiring employees), sales tax (if selling goods/services), and withholding tax on certain payments to foreign entities.

Foreign businesses may be subject to branch profits tax, withholding tax on certain U.S.-source income, and may have limited deductions compared to domestic corporations.

Many countries have tax treaties with the U.S. that can reduce withholding tax rates and define when a company is subject to U.S. taxation. Contact REF Solutions for details.

Foreign businesses must file various tax forms, such as Form 1120-F (U.S. Income Tax Return of a Foreign Corporation), Form 5472 (for foreign-owned U.S. entities), and other state-specific filings.

Sales tax rules vary by state, and the requirement depends on whether the company has a nexus (significant presence) in a particular state. Contact REF Solutions for details.

Hiring U.S. employees means dealing with payroll taxes (Social Security, Medicare, unemployment taxes). Hiring independent contractors requires proper classification to avoid misclassification penalties.

The IRS requires foreign companies with U.S. affiliates to comply with transfer pricing rules, ensuring that intercompany transactions are conducted at arm’s length. Contact REF Solutions for details.

Strategies include taking advantage of tax treaties, structuring the business entity efficiently, utilizing deductions and credits, and ensuring proper tax planning for transfer pricing and state tax obligations. Contact REF Solutions for details.