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How can your tax function thrive and be future ready in today’s ever changing world?
EY’s Agile Tax is a complete end-to-end SAP-enabled transformation and technology enablement approach that is fully optimised for tax functions.
There is more demand than ever before for an agile tax function that can withstand the pace of change. SAP S/4HANA’s capabilities – and those of related ecosystem applications – can deliver transformative benefits for your tax function. It is critical that tax has a seat at the table, regardless of the stage in your transformation journey.
Organisations will need to migrate to S/4HANA by 2027. This transition can be challenging for tax functions. Watch our video to find out more:
EY has been recognised for the strength of our alliance and ecosystem relationship with SAP in delivering solutions that help solve business and technology challenges and help enable digital transformation.
How EY can help?
Agile Tax is an approach that combines EY’s global tax capability with our SAP and tax technology expertise to deliver SAP-enabled transformation programmes that are fully optimised for tax functions. Our approach is to help our clients maximise the benefits of their investment in SAP by combining tax technology solutions across core SAP, SAP applications and EY solutions to reduce tax risk, increase tax process efficiency and realise cash savings.
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