Insight Accelerating Corporate Tax Performance

The finance function plays a critical role in any company’s international growth. What are key considerations in pursuing emerging market opportunities? We’ll discuss:

• Defining a business case and developing an operating model that fits overall company strategies, as well as key tax and finance related considerations.
• Understanding local issues associated with International Financial Reporting Standards, statutory requirements, and nuances of the business culture.
• Designing and implementing finance organizations that can support growth in complex environments, including personnel, technology, and process implications.

Explore important opportunities and challenges associated with expansion into emerging markets based on insights from finance professionals with on-the-ground experience.

Date & Time: Wednesday, August 18, 2010 3:00 PM ET 

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Microsoft Excel is the de facto reporting and analytics tool for many organizations. But, is it the right tool?

According to the complimentary white paper, “10 Hidden Costs of Manual Reporting in Excel” from CFO.com and ApeSoft Inc., you could be hindering your bottom line more than helping it.

Read the white paper and come back to Tax 2.0 to share your thoughts on whether Excel has helped or hindered your analytic activities.

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There is a general feeling of consternation in the US accounting sphere with regard to the shift from US GAAP to IFRS accounting standards.

There’s little doubt that this shift will force a new way of thinking for many tax departments, but perhaps there are new opportunities along with these new challenges.  

Robert Kugel of Ventana Research explores how the US GAAP to IFRS shift will bring the accounting and tax functions into a new realm of technological parity with other corporate entities and provide sound benefits for organizations that are forward-thinking enough to view this shift as an opportunity instead of an obstacle.

Read the full article on Sourcingmag.com and be sure to answer Tax 2.0’s Quick Poll below.

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