Tax is increasingly connected to the wider decisions shaping international businesses. Technology, changing regulation, new markets and evolving operating models are changing both the demands placed on tax functions and the role they play.
Beyond Tax brings together perspectives from business leaders, external specialists and Forvis Mazars experts to examine these developments through three themes: transformation, international expansion and risk & regulation. Each edition looks beyond technical developments to consider their implications for businesses; the decisions being made today and the priorities taking shape for the future.
Explore the latest perspectives on the issues shaping tax and finance leaders’ agendas, with practical considerations across transformation, international expansion and risk & regulation.
The tax function is being reshaped by technology. AI, automation and advances in tax technology are changing how information is gathered, analysed and reported, while creating opportunities for tax teams to contribute more effectively to wider business decisions. Realising that potential depends on more than choosing the right tools. Data, governance, skills and collaboration across tax, finance...
Moving into a new market can change much more than a company’s geographic footprint. How a business structures its operations, moves goods and capital, manages people and meets local obligations can all have significant tax consequences.
Tax is operating in an environment of greater scrutiny. Reporting obligations are expanding, transparency is increasing and businesses must navigate regulatory requirements that continue to develop across jurisdictions.
AI is reshaping the tax function, geopolitical uncertainty is complicating international growth and changing regulations are putting greater pressure on businesses to anticipate risk. For tax and finance leaders, the consequences of these developments extend well beyond compliance.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and new digital tools are helping organisations understand how technology can make parts of the tax function more productive. But lasting transformation requires integrating technology that is connected, reliable and adds value across the business. It requires CFOs and heads of tax to rethink operating models, treat data as a strategic asset, focus on change management,...
International expansion offers major advantages for organisations seeking untapped overseas demand and revenue diversification. Yet while access to new markets opens up opportunities, mounting regulatory and geopolitical pressures require a more hands-on approach from heads of tax. Earlier involvement in expansion planning, greater agility in responding to change and improved control over data transparency...
The tax function is shifting from locating the lowest corporate income tax rate to a value-added role that supports operational value creation, growth and cash-flow preservation. To navigate this change, the tax function must become a strategic business partner by combining technical knowledge with broader business understanding.
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