Tax Management in companies

Tax authorities are more and more aggressive around the world and have been doing their best to make sure that business managers can have no excuses for ignorance about their tax function. Other regulators have ensured that the relationship between tax has taken on an importance for the rest of the business that it may not have had. It is in this context that International Tax Review co-publishes the second edition of its Tax Management in Companies guide with PricewaterhouseCoopers. As the articles in this publication show, there is a lot more to tax management in companies than making sure that the right amount of tax is paid on time in the places where it should be paid. Stakeholder communication, the role of technology and the structure of the tax function are other topics that contribute to effective tax management in companies.

Contents:

• Introduction - Coping with change
• Applying corporate responsibility to tax
• The great crossover
• Gaining control
• The role of technology
• Role of the head of tax
• Stakeholder communication
• Structuring the tax function
• Process or technology?

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