The implementation of BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) Pillar Two brings significant challenges for multinational enterprises (MNEs) navigating the global minimum tax rules. Unlike traditional outsourcing models, where compliance…
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How will generative AI impact tax, corporate and compliance professionals?
Generative AI will have a significant impact on tax, corporate and compliance professionals according to the Thomson Reuters’ Future of Professionals Report – Asia & Emerging Markets Edition. The survey…
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AI and data governance is heating up in Australia: Expert panel
Industry experts shed light on the necessity for ethical AI and effective data governance practices in Australia.
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Is there a global minimum tax in Australia? What you need to know
Explore the global minimum tax in Australia and the OECD’s Pillar Two Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) rules. Here is what you need to know.
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Regulatory compliance in the Asia Pacific: 2024 risk report
Regulatory compliance in the Asia-Pacific region is more intricate than ever. Discover market trends in a 2024 risk report.
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AI and cyber-enabled financial crime tops risk agenda
Cyber danger tops risk agenda, as AI and cyber-enabled financial crime becoming increasingly complex.
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Generative AI regulations considered for China EU, and US
The rise of generative AI applications has sparked regulatory reforms the world over as regulators consider generative AI regulations.
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Regulatory approaches to ESG diverging in Europe and Asia
Regulators in Asia and Europe have taken divergent approaches towards marketing environmental, social and governance-related (ESG)
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Cost of compliance 2023 report examines the top three operational insights
Download your copy of the 2023 Cost of Compliance Report to stay informed, plan effectively and benchmark your organisation’s approach.
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Globalisation under siege: Culture, geopolitics, supply chains, and security
The threats to globalisation can stem from various factors such as differing culture, geopolitics, international relations, and fear, says Mark Nuttall.
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