According to a recent study, direct tax compliance and tax provision are perceived as the most value-added sectors involving technology. In fact, experts across the globe agree that technology and process automation tools are one of the best ways for departments and companies to reduce tax compliance risk while increasing efficiency.

Who doesn’t want to improve tax operations? Yet, the question remains: is software the right fit for your needs?

To get a better fit, we share five questions you should ask before buying a tax solution.

Over half of our tax technology projects leverage Alteryx to solve problems.

Alteryx is hosting a webinar with Sally Tan and me to discuss how Alteryx can accelerate tax automation and why it has become so popular in corporate tax functions.

Over the past decade, the evolution of traditional corporate tax compliance and reporting tools has been limited. These tools are only supporting part of the end-to-end process with Excel spreadsheets being relied upon heavily for many process steps (eg, data collection, transformation, calculation, and reporting).

Have your tax fixed asset reconciliations given you a headache in year-end reporting?

It was an informative webinar with Zennia Csikos (Schneider Electric) and Andrew Danckert (Cumulus Tax) on how to streamline FBT analysis using Alteryx and a data science approach.

The session will take you through how Schneider Electric went about using Alteryx to make significant cost savings by streamlining its FBT data analysis whilst improving data governance and transparency. The session will also touch on how the tax function obtained business case approval.

Wwe heard from a very open and transparent ATO on how the Justified Trust activities for GST intend to be undertaken over the next four years