The price of a tax advisor’s services depends on a number of factors, making it difficult to set a uniform rate.
First of all, the scope of services is crucial – the more comprehensive and specialized the advice needed, the higher the price can be.
Tax consulting covers a wide range of topics, from basic consultations related to filing tax returns to complex issues related to tax optimization, tax planning in an international context or corporate restructuring.
Another important factor is the topic of the consultation.
Simple advice on standard tax procedures will usually be less expensive than complex analyses involving the interpretation of complex tax laws or representation before tax authorities.
In addition, the tax advisor’s experience and reputation also affect the cost of services – a more experienced advisor with an extensive portfolio and positive references usually charges higher fees.
The duration of the consultation is also an important element of the pricing.
Normally, the price per hour of consultation can vary depending on the factors mentioned above.
For example, an hour-long consultation with a reputable tax consultant specializing in international tax planning may cost more than an hour-long consultation on simple tax returns.
The final price of a tax consultant’s services is therefore the result of a combination of factors, such as the scope and topic of the consultation, the consultant’s experience and the time spent on the consultation.
To get an accurate quote, it is best to contact the tax consultant directly, outlining your needs and expectations.