Live Event Date: 23 September, 2021
Live Event Time: 3pm BST | 9am CDT
Hosted by Thomson Reuters
As a tax leader, you may be realising that your current tax operating model isn't equipped to handle the mounting pressures of today's tax reality.
From the findings of the Corporate State of the Tax department 2021, a growing need for combined tax technical and technology skill sets, along with increasing complexities in tax laws, can make it harder to assemble a team that successfully addresses your tax obligations, much less creates strategic value for your business. How can you more effectively access the right people to meet your needs?
Knowing how to adapt your organisation's tax operating model to extract meaningful insights from the data and mitigate the potential for risk exposure can be difficult. How can you predict and plan accordingly?
Join us with our global set of panellists from EU and US where we will look at how to organisations are leveraging outsourcing so you can focus on making a strategic impact
- What functions should your tax team manage largely in-house (insourcing) v outsourcing with the help of a third party?
- How do you build a business case for change in your organisation when it comes to Tax automation?
- Identifying the real ROI benefits of tax technology (quantifiable and non-quantifiable)
- Optimizing data management
- How to sell your business case to the CFO?
- Practical steps to pull it all together
Speakers
Eric Christensen
Global Client Director, Thomson Reuters
Eric Barbour
Senior Relationship Manager, Thomson Reuters
Nasreen Ahmed
Senior Managing Consultant, BP
Jennie Fisk
Head of Tax Infrastructure & Platform Product Owner for Tax,
A.P. Moller Maersk
Tania Pavlou
Head of Tax Technology
A.P. Moller Maersk
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