Corporate tax departments are no longer defined solely by compliance. Leading tax functions are repositioning themselves as strategic partners, embedding commercial insight, technology and cross‑functional collaboration into business‑critical decisions.
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Tax changes: A strategic look ahead at 2026 for corporate tax departments
Resource pressure, regulatory change and new technology are reshaping corporate tax functions. With significant tax reforms taking effect from 2026, Australian tax leaders must plan early to manage risk, optimise outcomes and build future‑ready capability.
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2025 State of the Corporate Tax Department
Corporate tax departments are being asked to do more with less as regulatory complexity rises, talent remains scarce and expectations shift. The 2025 State of the Corporate Tax Department explores how tax leaders are responding, and where smarter resourcing, technology and new ways of working are making a difference.
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The 2022 State of the Corporate Tax Department Report
Corporate tax departments are feeling the strain, from the ever-evolving regulatory environment to the internal demands on doing more with less.
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Corporate tax departments need to address tech skills gap, report says
The single biggest skills gap within corporate tax teams is advanced technology skills, the 2021 State of the Corporate Tax Department report finds.
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