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In this webcast, panelists explore survey findings on tax risk and controversy, revealing challenges, opportunities and actionable strategies to guide leadership agendas.
There are two sessions available for this webcast, each featuring similar content customized to address regional nuances. Please choose the session that best suits your preference.
Tax controversy is entering a new phase. As disputes rise in volume and complexity, leading organizations are reassessing governance, strengthening data readiness and adopting generative AI (GenAI) to boost audit efficiency, enhance documentation and improve visibility across global disputes. Drawing on insights from nearly 2,000 senior tax executives, this webcast will explore the emerging risks shaping 2026 — from BEPS Pillar Two and digital services taxes to transparency demands and shifting regulatory expectations.
Panelists will discuss how technology‑enabled approaches and stronger frameworks can help tax teams move from reactive dispute management to forward‑looking readiness. Join us to understand what’s changing, where challenges are intensifying and how multinationals are preparing for a more transparent, technology‑driven and dispute‑focused environment.
EY professionals will discuss:
- What will drive future tax disputes
- What successful tax controversy management looks like
- What successful tax audit management looks like
- What successful tax corporate governance looks like
- How GenAI and tax technology may offer new solutions
During this webcast, participants will gain insights to:
- Identify the key forces driving future tax disputes, including global minimum taxes, digital tax measures and expanding transparency requirements
- Apply leading practices in tax controversy and audit management to improve efficiency, strengthen documentation and enhance engagement with tax authorities
- Evaluate and implement stronger tax governance frameworks, including centralized oversight, improved data readiness and clearer ownership across global operations
- Assess how GenAI and emerging tax technologies can modernize controversy management, from predictive risk assessment to automation of manual processes