Seize the tax managed services opportunity.
With rapid changes to the tax landscape, tax functions face heightened obligations, increased complexity, and unprecedented uncertainty. Tax departments require advanced tools and skills, yet investment has lagged, workload has increased, and resources are scarce. Traditional in-house tax teams often lack the capability and agility to meet escalating responsibilities.
To be compliant, productive and strategic, a business-as-usual approach to tax is not a viable option. So, tax and finance executives are confronted with a critical question:
What operating model will best position our tax function to stay ahead of the changing landscape?
Increasingly, the answer is tax managed services. A tax managed services delivery model is a collaborative, comprehensive sourcing approach that brings together key teams to provide the best possible contingent of talent to deliver the tax function. This model enhances the tax function’s operational efficiency and effectiveness by allowing for flexibility in scaling resources based on the organization's evolving needs and priorities.
Tax managed services: A powerful sourcing strategy for overwhelmed tax teams
Scaling tax capabilities at the pace of change is a significant challenge for finance and tax leaders. As pressure on tax departments amplifies, operational change is the only way forward. Read this report for insights on a tax operating approach gaining momentum—managed services—including guidance on integrating this promising model in your own tax function.
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Tax functions keep pace with technological advances and gain access to the latest technology by leveraging the investments of managed service providers in the latest innovations.
By entrusting their routine and administrative tax duties to a managed service provider, internal tax managers can focus on developing strategic tax planning.
Managed services can transform the roles of in-house professionals, elevating their roles and the value they contribute.
Providers can scale their workforce and resources depending on the internal tax function’s specific requirements and time-bound projects.
Providers oversee compliance reports and tax preparation to reduce the risk of accounting errors and take responsibility for governance of tax activities and outputs.
The provider can quickly adapt to market changes that require adjustment to tax infrastructure of the client.
In a managed services model, tax functions pay for the services they need when they need it.
This report shares facts, insights and guidance on seizing the tax managed services opportunity. Find out what tax and finance leaders need to know about managed services:
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The Human Side of Tax Managed Services
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Building a Transparent Communication Path
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Tax Managed Services Webcasts
Learn more about Tax Managed Services through our series of on-demand webcasts.
