Tax Technology is a workshop dedicated to instruct students how to use technology to manage tax effectively and successfully.
Tax Technology covers topics such as:
- Which digital trends are important in the world of taxation?
- Which tax authorities worldwide are the most digitalized and which requirements are in place for MNEs?
- The Tax Technology heatmap
- What is the focus of digitalization?
- Downstream: how do tax authorities handle your data?
- Upstream: how do tax authorities get your data?
- Selection of software
- Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Business Intelligence (BI) systems: high level introduction
- Tax Technology project: objectives
- Defining your priorities concerning automation
- Workflow selection
- Organization and governance
- Communication with boards
- Different professionals involved
- Communication with the IT department
- Communication with the finance department
- Types of data models
- Types of data sources
- IT and Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR)
- Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Business Intelligence (BI) as a base: the details
- Governance on tax workflows
- Production calendar: overview with deadlines for the Local File, Master File, CbCR, CIT and TP forms
- How to use RACI in the tax department
- Being in control
- Forms and disclosure process
- Formal rights aspects of real-time disclosure of tax data
- Which types of algorithms are used by tax authorities?
- Non-compliance on filings
- The impact of Tax Technology on in-house tax managers
- Changed roles of tax professionals
- The impact of Tax Technology on tax authorities
- The impact of Tax Technology on tax consultants
- How much more taxation will be based on intermediates
- How Artifical Intelligence (AI) and Blockchain will drive self-assessment by tax payers: generation 4?
Tax Technology is intended for:
- Corporate Finance
- Tax Consultants
- Tax Authorities
- Financial Professionals
- It Professionals