Braxton Group

Taxation Collaborative Services

Braxton Taxation offers corporate tax advisory, tax on transactions, transfer pricing, corporate and international tax structuring, finance and treasury, indirect taxes, tax investigations, corporate tax compliance and outsourcing, company administration services, personal tax advisory and compliance, tax valuations.

While delivery in the past was a matter of worldwide methods and local management, the ability to handle some service components remotely is changing the very nature of services delivery. With us, the work takes place where it makes best sense for quality of service, availability of skills, and costs.

First, clients know that they need rapid access to a wide range of knowledge and experience. They believe that collaboration with a partner - as opposed to a simple contract with a supplier - is required for their own success.

Second, clients and partners value the way that Braxton works with them, the quality of its people and the good relationships between their people and the Group’s people. They believe that close and fruitful collaboration is a trademark of the Group.
Based on these insights, Braxton affirms that solid and more intimate working relationships deliver better results and enable clients to move more quickly, respond more flexibly and compete more effectively in a constantly changing business environment.To bring this experience to a new level, new tools have been developed and new methodologies created.

Braxton Taxation Operating Margin & Income

In recent years, we see an important increase in operating margin and operating income.

The operating margin is the main key performance indicator for Braxton Taxation; it is defined as the difference
between revenues and operating costs, these being equal to the costs of services rendered (costs necessary to the
implementation of projects), and Sales and General and Administrative costs.

Operating income includes the additional charges associated with options allocated to certain employees, restructuring costs, capital gains on disposals, etc.

Operating margin is always superior to 5% of revenues