Manage Your Tax Data Like a Supply Chain Operation

Join us for the fourth episode of this webcast series that explores the power of adapting a holistic view of the tax function and its role in the broader corporate strategy. The series examines topics on managing disruption including organizational decisions around process, data, and technology to sourcing decisions addressing people and their roles and responsibilities. The goal is to provide insights enabling the tax department to drive organizational growth, enhance profits and gain a competitive edge.

Effective tax data management is more relevant than ever given the new and significant tax and regulatory requirements on the horizon.

Tax departments are the largest consumers of data in an organization and often have little to no influence or visibility into the lineage of that data.  This can result in a highly inefficient tax process, missed opportunities, and a fatigued tax department. 

By approaching data collection, management, and consumption processes like a supply chain, organizations can gain visibility into the lineage of data, assess data quality, and remediate gaps and inefficiencies. As a result, organizations can effectively manage their tax data and respond to the ever-changing tax and regulatory environment.

Join us for this KPMG Tax Ignition panel discussion. Topics will include: 

• The tax data problem
• What is a data supply chain?
• Creating and optimizing your data supply chain for tax
• People and technology 
• Tax use case