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In this webcast, learn how tax authorities use AI, e-invoicing and real-time data to identify risks before audits begin, and how organizations are adapting tax controversy strategies to stay ahead.
Tax authorities worldwide are deploying AI, digital reporting and transaction-level analytics to review taxpayer data in ways that fundamentally reshape controversy, their interactions and interventions. Our new article, How tax authorities use digital tools to reshape controversy, explores how this shift moves the point of dispute upstream, why explainability is the new evidentiary standard, and what it means for global tax functions.
Join us for the companion webcast, Disrupted: how digitalization is transforming tax authorities, where panelists will discuss what has changed, immediate regional priorities, lessons learned, and actionable strategies to help clients get ahead of data-driven enforcement.
After this webcast, participants will gain insights to:
- Understand how the digitization efforts of tax authorities are reshaping controversy risk.
- Identify emerging global and regional risks driven by data transparency and real-time enforcement.
- Develop a proactive, connected controversy strategy through governance, controls and technology.
Presenters
- Luis Coronado, EY Global Tax Controversy Leader
- Luis Beltran, EY Global Compliance and Reporting (GCR) Transformation Leader
- Francisco De Alba, Partner, Law, EYS Equipo y Soluciones, S.C.
- Steve Patton, Partner, US VAT, Ernst & Young U.S. LLP
- Ramy M. Rayan, EY Global Tax E-Invoicing Product Lead
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