Tax planning is a gamble for many taxpayers. There is a fine line between a plan that saves a company millions and a plan that costs just as much in litigation. Knowing your risks is vital for survival. As this year’s Tax Planning Survey explains, managing these risks and knowing when to take the gamble is a prerequisite for hiring the right adviser.
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