- Transformation of Tax Functions: Over the next 15 years, the tax landscape will shift dramatically from traditional retrospective processes to anticipatory models, requiring tax professionals to focus on interpreting predictive analytics and decision-making rather than merely documenting past activities.
- Evolving Role of Tax Professionals: Automation and AI will handle calculations and risk identification, but tax professionals will need to enhance their skills in analytical fluency, strategic thinking, and ethical awareness, ensuring that their insights align with business strategies and legal considerations.
- Navigating a Fragmented Tax Environment: As jurisdictions adopt varying degrees of digital and predictive tax models, tax teams will face challenges in managing inconsistencies, requiring strong cross-functional communication and the ability to negotiate based on data models rather than traditional documents.
Source Fabio Santoro
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