In this episode of Inside International Tax, we explore the basics of digital transformation and value chain management, focusing on how digital intangibles and digital technologies are becoming increasingly important to taxpayers in creating value and optimizing tax outcomes.
In today’s dynamic and rapidly changing technological environment, taxpayers have discovered value hidden in plain sight – in their data, digital intangibles, and technologies. Taxpayers are leveraging digital transformation and value change management to create value across various functions within their organizations, and in the process, are implementing strategies to optimize tax outcomes with respect to digital technology. What types of digital technology exist for taxpayers, and what is the digital value chain? What is a data value stack and how does it contribute to creating value with data? How can identifying digital intangibles help taxpayers optimize tax outcomes? What role does transfer pricing play in digital intangible transformation? How can taxpayers develop and utilize digital centers of excellence?
Join us as our co-hosts Kristen Gamboa and Gary Scanlon interview guests, Paul Glunt and Matt McNeill, from the KPMG Value Chain Management practice, to answer these questions and more on the latest episode of Inside International Tax.
International Tax
Helping multinational organizations succeed in today’s complex international tax environment
Value Chain Management
Helping businesses create and preserve value through integrated tax and operational efficiencies.
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