Tax Transformation (TX) and “Tax IT” are two opposing strategies with different outcomes. TX offers digital upskilling, tech-solution transparency, ground-up control, future-proofing, and “data”, which Tax IT does not. However, TX requires upfront groundwork to understand the information fabric of our digital lives in tax. For more information, watch the livestream TX: What Tax Needs to Know for practical advice on moving towards a fully transformed state.
Source Geoff Peck
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