Global Market Carbon Taxes: Are There Any Changes?
After a long and unpredictable legislative journey, negotiations have reached the final stage for the first global carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) by the European...
Tax Business Integration – Carrots and Sticks
Good tax functions are not "nice to have". It can be the difference between being able and not to do business. The loss of a license to...
How tax compliance data can be used to address the most important issues for your CEOs
According to our latest CEO Survey, 72% of UK CEOs worry about increasing tax obligations. 70% want to drive growth through operational efficiency. Tax departments will now...
Continuous data monitoring – friend, foe or friend?
The concept of being monitored 24/7 has been made familiar by CCTV. While some find it intrusive and others feel it gives them a sense security,...
How to ensure operational resilience by being always on tax compliance
It is becoming more difficult to comply with tax laws. This is why it is challenging for under-pressure and resource-constrained tax departments to manage this...
What does this mean for tax compliance as optimistic CEOs look to return to growth?
CEOs believe there will be a quicker than expected return to growth once countries and economies recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. According to PwC's 24th annual CEO...
The future of insurance tax after COVID-19: Deals outlook
M&A is a key component of many recovery plans. The insurance sector has been a popular investment target. There is a lot of interest in deals,...
Research & Development (R&D) tax relief claims – a new era?
The Government long recognized that a "competitive R&D credit scheme" was an important factor in its goal for the UK to be a world leader in...
Here are four steps to increase the tax impact of technology
Global tax authorities are increasing their speed of change. This allows them to process more information and shift the burden of governance and evidence review...
Operational resilience: How to meet your tax obligations and still be resilient
Businesses are now dealing with the consequences and implications of COVID-19 (coronavirus) as governments begin the complicated process of unwinding their lockdown. Disruption has prompted unprecedented...