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How can tax and finance leaders build agile functions that thrive?
Tax and finance functions need to create agility and facilitate continuous transformation to deal with constant disruption and leverage AI.
Can AI advance toward value if workforce tensions linger?
AI success needs tech and talent to turn adoption into transformational impact, the EY 2025 Work Reimagined survey shows. Learn more.
How AI-powered data optimization drives tax and finance transformation
Transform your tax and finance with data-driven insights. Discover how strategic data use can guide decisions and streamline compliance. Learn more.
What legal departments should ask themselves about GenAI
Chief legal officers can help businesses benefit responsibly from GenAI. Learn more.
How life sciences businesses are transforming their tax and finance functions
As healthcare organizations advance toward new medical frontiers, tax and finance functions are adapting innovative approaches to their operations. Learn more.
Why public disclosure will require renewed focus on CbC reporting
Public disclosure of country-by-country tax data is set to create new risks for affected multinationals. Learn more.
How can workforce mobility be a critical bridge to solve talent gaps?
The EY Mobility Reimagined Survey shows mobility as a key element to solving talent shortages. Learn what sets evolved functions apart from the rest.
Preparation for e-invoicing worldwide
Complexities are arising from the different e-invoicing requirements and timings worldwide.
Five steps tax accounting teams can take for BEPS 2.0
With BEPS 2.0 due to come into force in late 2023/early 2024, tax accounting teams prepare for Pillar Two rules on global minimum taxation. Learn more.
