Robotics Process Automation (RPA)
Tax Function of the Future
What Tax needs to know now
Robotic process automation (RPA) continues to evolve with new emerging trends and greater impact to the tax function and its processes. RPA can reduce cost and re-direct focus on activities that create value and job satisfaction.
In this piece we focus on:
- the importance of technology in enabling Tax function processes, focusing on emerging trends in RPA and its impact on the Tax function;
- what robotics entails and describe practical applications for Tax; and,
- why, in this increasingly complex environment, Tax functions need to understand their technology landscape and how RPA can help .
About the Tax Function of the Future thought leadership series
Tax’s role in the world’s business environment continues to be in the spotlight, but the tax function of today is not designed for the regulatory, data, people and process demands of tomorrow.
Our thought leadership series explores our predictions for the role of tax in a changing tomorrow and how the current tax function will have to adapt to support and keep pace with the wider business.
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