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A new landscape for compliance and reporting

GCR is a vital topic for discussion – not just in the tax function, but among the entire executive team.

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Small global business, big global tax challenge

Large multinationals may be most often in the spotlight, but tax is often most taxing for small and midsize companies.

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The swinging pendulum of tax change

Being a master technician at the helm of the “black box of tax” is certainly not the only required skill for the global tax director today; in addition, they increasingly need to be a “tax diplomat.”

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Technology matters

One of the crucial enablers of an efficient tax function is a standardized approach to business processes and data management.

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Planning globally, taxed locally

Globalization is pushing companies to expand overseas, while also forcing them to consolidate finance functions. This in turn is creating new pressures.

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Engaging with stakeholders to create value

According to CB Bhattacharya, a professor of corporate responsibility, companies are starting to interact with external stakeholders in new ways.

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Risky business

Gaining a better global appreciation of tax risks across numerous jurisdictions is getting harder than ever for multinational companies.

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How e-government can shape competitiveness

Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves talks to T Magazine about the key elements of his country’s efforts to bolster its competitiveness.

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In-house or outsourced?

Global companies are rethinking the mix of internal and external skills in order to cope with local tax compliance and reporting needs.

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The importance of external relationships

Increasingly complex tax policy environments are driving firms to build stronger relationships with regulators.

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The euro crisis and its effect on indirect taxes and transfer pricing decisions

Although the breakup of the Eurozone is considered highly unlikely, companies should prepare for this possibility.

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New constraints

A new, tighter world of rules and policies is emerging, which is pressuring tax and finance teams in a range of ways.

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When finance transforms

The financial crisis is pushing companies to engage in wide-ranging exercises to transform their finance functions.

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