Top 15 accounting firm CBIZ on Tuesday launched its CBIZ Tariff Solution, a cross-functional offering designed to help companies address the rising financial, operational, and compliance challenges driven by new and evolving global trade policies.
The CBIZ Tariff Solution delivers integrated support across finance, tax, operations, and trade strategy, providing actionable insights to help businesses make informed decisions and protect profitability.

“Tariffs don’t just impact pricing. They ripple through nearly every business function, from sourcing and tax to inventory valuation and long-term planning,” Jan Smallenbroek, Tariff Solution leader and managing director and national leader of the International Tax and Transfer Pricing practice at CBIZ, said in a statement.
“Our approach reflects the integrated approach clients need to respond effectively,” he added.
The CBIZ Tariff Solution includes:
- Tariff impact modeling and pricing strategy;
- Supply chain and duty mitigation planning;
- Transfer pricing and international tax advisory;
- State and local incentives for reshoring;
- Trade remedies and compliance guidance; and
- Financial reporting, disclosure, and risk control support.
CBIZ has also launched a dedicated Tariff Solutions webpage and is hosting a live webinar on May 29 to help businesses understand the most pressing tariff developments and how to respond. The offering is supported by a growing library of articles addressing trade policy shifts and industry-specific impacts across manufacturing, construction, consumer products, and more.
“Tackling tariffs in isolation is risky,” said Mark Baran, managing director of CBIZ’s National Tax Office. “Our clients need clarity, coordination, and a full-picture strategy, and that’s exactly what we’re delivering.”
More information about the CBIZ Tariff Solution and webinar can be found here.
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