Tax Memorandum

/ˈtaks ˈmɛm·əˌræn·dəm/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A written document prepared by tax professionals setting out analysis, rationale, and advice regarding a specific tax issue or transaction.
    The lawyer drafted a tax memorandum to explain the implications of the new regulation on corporate income.

Forms

  • tax memorandum
  • tax memorandums
  • tax memoranda

Commentary

Typically used internally or for client advisory purposes, a tax memorandum clarifies the tax consequences and supports planning or compliance decisions.

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