As businesses return to normal functioning (or, at least a “new normal”) in the uncertain wake of COVID-19, jurisdictional tax auditors are doing the same. We’re seeing stronger enforcement of timelines and increased audits in some jurisdictions. Many companies adopted new business models during the pandemic, and auditors are interested in examining how these organizations have reported potential taxability changes.
Source: vertexinc.com
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