Recently, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) carried out mission orders authorizing revenue officers to conduct tax mapping operations that required them to inspect taxpayers’ premises within a specified area and to evaluate compliance with rules and regulations on registration and bookkeeping, particularly on the issuance of sales invoices or receipts, among others.
Before reaching victory, bridge the gap between preparations and execution. Beyond those capabilities, organizations must create a conducive work environment that allows people to maximize their current skills and develop new ones. In Endgame, the Avengers−with Black Widow much like the group’s HR Director−were able to cultivate this environment by enacting decisions, similar to PwC’s key action points to prepare for the eventual Snap.
In the past months, I’ve had discussions with banks, business groups, and regulators about how data has become one of the most precious assets of an organization. Most, if not all of us, share the same perspective that data is indeed a key enabler of organizational growth. However, maximizing the value of data continues to be a big challenge.
To enlighten executives to where Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) would lead their companies, PwC Philippines Consulting Partner Roberto Bassig gives "A glimpse into the art of managing risk"
