The G7’s announcement regarding a potential exemption for some US-based multinationals from certain aspects of Pillar Two has made waves, but what does it mean for large multinationals headquartered in…
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E-invoicing in UAE: How to prepare for July 2026
Businesses across the UAE are gearing up for the transition to mandatory e-invoicing in July 2026. Mandatory e-invoicing will standardise invoicing compliance for Business-to-Business (B2B) and Business-to-Government (B2G) transactions. Are…
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Charting technology’s effectiveness for tax and finance professionals
Nearly three in four professionals surveyed (74%) noted that technology helps them, and their teams focus on more value-added activities.
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What’s driving digital transformation for tax and finance professionals?
Tax and finance professionals are reinventing digital transformation within their organisations.
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Global Minimum Tax Compliance: The Calm Before the Storm
Preparing for the Global Minimum Tax Era The introduction of the Global Minimum Tax (GMT) under the OECD’s BEPS Pillar Two framework is revolutionizing the landscape of international taxation. With…
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Fundamentals of E-invoicing for tax compliance professionals
Fundamentals of E-invoicing for tax compliance professionals
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VAT Determination: Avoiding the Domino Effect
Understanding the intricacies of Value-Added Tax (VAT) is crucial for any business operating in a global marketplace. VAT determination allows organizations to identify business scenarios where products and/or services are…
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AI and cyber-enabled financial crime tops risk agenda
Cyber danger tops risk agenda, as AI and cyber-enabled financial crime becoming increasingly complex.
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Generative AI regulations considered for China EU, and US
The rise of generative AI applications has sparked regulatory reforms the world over as regulators consider generative AI regulations.
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Legal & Tax professionals see generative AI’s utility but take cautious approach to adoption, report shows
Corporate law and tax professionals as well as their outside firms believe generative AI tools like ChatGPT can and should be used for work.
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