Aimlon CPA P.C.

About Aimlon CPA P.C.

Positioned as a French-American practice in Midtown Manhattan, this boutique CPA firm serves business owners and companies on both sides of the Atlantic and runs a French desk, with a French-language version of its website. Its team draws on Big Four experience and a network of partners in Europe. The international tax offer targets Americans working abroad, French workers returning home, companies relocating staff between the two countries, and foreign groups entering the US, with topics such as inbound taxation, transfer pricing, branch tax, foreign account reporting and global mobility. Beyond tax, it provides audit and attestation, outsourced accounting and CFO support, entrepreneur advisory for startups, valuations, transaction support and sector pages for luxury, textile, real estate and technology. The site names no individual leader or headcount and does not show prices. Company incorporation is not described as a service, although legal form selection appears in its startup advisory.

Services

Audits, reviews, compilations and agreed-upon procedures, with group-reporting support for US subsidiaries of foreign parents. Outsourced bookkeeping, financial statements, payroll set-up and CFO support. Business and individual tax returns, French and US filings, cross-border mobility planning, foreign account and FATCA reporting, state and local tax including sales and use tax filings, nexus studies and tax controversy. Startup advisory on entity choice, accounting systems and payroll provider selection, plus transaction and SOX support.

• ✕ Company formation: not listed
• ✓ Accounting and bookkeeping: offered
• ✓ Tax compliance: offered
• ✓ VAT: offered
• ✓ Payroll: offered
• ✓ Audit: offered
• ✕ Bank account assistance: not listed
• ✕ Residency and visas: not listed
• ✕ Corporate secretarial: not listed
• ✕ Virtual office: not listed

Licences and registrations

• Certified public accounting firm in New York
• AICPA and NYSSCPA standards stated

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