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Strategies for dealing with upcoming e-invoice mandates

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Multinational corporations (MNCs) need to be prepared when these regulatory changes go into effect, but the path to compliance isn’t exactly straight—in fact, it’s more like a confusing zig-zag of government regulations, technical specifications, uncertain timelines, and lack of communication. What’s a tax director to do?

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Are you ready for tomorrow’s Direct Tax, AI, and technology developments?

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Nagalkar specifically points to regulations related to the new Global Minimum Tax (GMT) regime , which came into effect at the start of 2024 under the OECD’s “Pillar Two” rules. “Governments are looking to see about $200 billion coming in every year to their governments, and that’s going to come from corporations,” Nagalkar notes.

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ESG and data: Management tips for tax firm leaders

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When you look at ESG through the lens of a tax and accounting firm, reporting on environmental, social, and governance factors is enabled by data. Many businesses don’t even know where to start. The ability to report on environmental, social, and governance factors is enabled by data.

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Preparing for Automation

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For tax professionals with many years of experience in the field, automation can seem like technological overreach. However, automation is important for any firm looking to improve efficiency and generate more revenue. . Why automation? Automation helps firms: . Stay current with recent tax law changes .

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Expert Insights: Leveraging NIST to Its Fullest Potential

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What are the top priorities for cyber professionals as they implement the governing principles of NIST that help organize your security program? Leaders from Ernst & Young LLP discuss how organizations can get the most value from NIST. Instead, it’s governing principles that help organize your security program.

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Comment on The New & Improved Fannie Mae “FRAUDULATOR 2.0” by Baggins

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It gets better. It’s the human error factor, accentuated with government bureaucrats. If you get the green screen instead of the red screen, consider it a small miracle. Dustin beat me to it, of course he did. So is the potential for malicious actors to affect these data outputs and data input systems reliability.

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An AI-Powered Call to Action for Internal Audit

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But in most organizations, AI risk management and governance are not keeping pace. So why are so few internal auditors taking bold, decisive action to help their organizations understand, use, govern, and gain assurance on generative AI? Generative AI has hit critical mass at a pace unmatched by any technology in history.