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Tax Reimagined 2024: Perspectives from the C-suite

Tax departments solidify their value in times of immense transformation

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Cultivating trust in unpredictable times

Tax departments are poised to lead their organizations into a more resilient and empowered future. 
 
In today’s rapidly evolving legislative and regulatory landscape, including both the widespread adoption of generative AI, and a dynamic workforce transformation, the moment for tax departments to step up and lead is here. 
Tax possesses the unique potential to foster trust amid a kaleidoscope of business disruptions. The key lies in strategic actions, innovative tools, and leveraging the investments of external providers.
Find out what's top of mind for the C-suite in 2024
"Chief Tax Officers are leading their organizations into an era of opportunity. Using data, tax departments can exert their strategic influence and continue driving stakeholder trust."


Rema Serafi, 
Vice Chair - Tax, KPMG US


Mastering the maze of change

The complexities facing tax departments are reaching new heights. But while C-suite leaders largely agree that the current environment in tax is more challenging than ever before to predict and plan for, tax leaders are hopeful about the opportunities ahead.

In line with past survey findings, the top disruptors impacting corporate tax functions – around talent and emerging technologies – are still top-of-mind for the C-suite. 



Our survey shows a rising trend: leaders increasingly value tech-savvy hires. In today’s evolving tax landscape, embracing innovation isn't just an advantage – it's a necessity.

Kevin Jackson

National Managing Partner – Tax,

KPMG US


Generative AI : the missing puzzle piece

For tax departments, AI is no longer a new frontier or abstract concept. And as companies infuse AI into everything they do, they’re met with new hurdles as professionals learn what AI integration looks like in practice.

A vast majority of leaders (88%) believe generative AI is the key to helping their organizations navigate the challenges brought on by Pillar Two.


Tax departments: A steadying force

Many organizations recognize the need for external support to help their tax department’s efficiency, impact and overall influence.

It's not just about streamlining processes or crunching numbers; tax professionals working with generative AI can provide a revolutionary step forward in leveraging data and knowledge to fuel accuracy, insights, and strategic innovation in tax management.

Brad Brown

Chief Technology Officer – Tax,

KPMG US

Tax Reimagined Report 2024

Review what’s top-of-mind for C-suite leaders as tax departments face unprecedented levels of disruption.

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Our People

Rema Serafi

Vice Chair - Tax

KPMG in the U.S.

Kevin Jackson

National Managing Partner - Tax

KPMG in the U.S.

Brad Brown

Global Head of Tax Technology & Innovation

KPMG in the U.S.


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