Tax provision is changing. For Australian organisations, rising ATO scrutiny, global minimum tax requirements, and compressed close timelines are pushing tax teams to deliver accurate, defensible income tax accounting faster than ever. This article explores how better data governance, connected workflows and automation help tax teams move from reactive compliance to real time insight, and why zero day close is becoming the new benchmark.
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Global Minimum Tax and the data management dilemma
The OECD’s global minimum tax is transforming international tax compliance, but it’s also exposing serious data gaps for multinational organisations. This article explores why Pillar Two dramatically increases data complexity and why tax and finance teams need more connected, reliable data models to manage risk and reporting obligations.
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Global Minimum Tax: How to Comply with BEPS Pillar Two Requirements?
The OECD’s new Pillar Two measures will see multinational enterprises (MNEs) with consolidated revenue of 750 million euro paying a global minimum tax (GMT) of 15%.
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How to achieve global minimum tax compliance with limited resources?
International tax planning is undergoing enormous change. By the beginning of 2024, a new Global Minimum Tax (GMT) regime will come into effect under the OECD’s base erosion and profit-sharing…
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Automating Tax Provision: the power of technology
Let’s start with this question: “How much do we
owe?”. It may be a simple question, but the answer
is not. For corporate tax professionals, an extensive
amount of work is devoted to that one figure.