Tax Function Effectiveness

PricewaterhouseCoopers' new publication,Tax function effectiveness, is the definitive guide to the “why”, the “what” and the “how” of managing an effective tax function. Based on a tax management framework, the book is filled with the practical tools, best practice examples and insights to help organisations manage their tax function in a dynamic, global environment. With tax authorities increasingly focused on the “tax gap” and corporate agendas focused more on compliance and regulatory reporting, the book is designed to help companies optimise tax outcomes, manage risk, improve transparency and contribute value.

The guide begins by looking at Why tax needs managing, putting some additional context around the key external business and regulatory drivers affecting the management of tax. The book goes on to deal with What needs to be managed within an organisation in relation to tax, expanding on the concept of the enablers and deliverables and what we mean by tax risk. Finally, the How section sets out best practice tools, methodologies and approaches for creating a tax strategic plan, developing the enablers and executing the deliverables.

Further information, the executive summary and contents pages are all available on our dedicated microsite: www.pwc.com/taxfunctioneffectivenessbook

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