by Warren Dick Tax Reporting and Innovation Leader

The changing tax compliance landscape and connected processes and automation

The changing tax compliance landscape and connected processes and automation
  • December 01, 2022
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There is no “one best way” to execute on your tax compliance obligations. But there is a best way in the context of your target operating model, technology journey and risk appetite.

At PwC, we focus on connected compliance which is an approach that flexes in design, but is:

  • Connected across all taxes via one platform
  • Connected to a client’s internal operating model
  • Connected to a client’s tech journey

If you would like to hear more, please call one of your PwC contacts or contact myself or Daniel Levin.

Follow our series as we outline the current tax reporting capabilities of ERP systems and the opportunities that are available for tax functions now, and those opportunities which we see emerging in the short term, including the enormous opportunity for on-system compliance where your data structure is properly set up with all downstream compliance obligations in mind. 

Future articles in this series will focus on:

  • Introduction to ERP - what should a Tax leader know before a migration is announced? 
  • Tax capabilities on major ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Workday, etc).  The importance of optimising the data structure right from the start
  • Tax Operating models in a changing world - Hybrid and Full Cloud ERP

In the meantime, if you want to understand more about Tax and ERP, see my colleague Zac Correia’s article outlining the imperative of the CFO to include tax in planning which is published on the SAP community blog here.


Zac Correia

Partner, Tax Technology Consulting, PwC Australia

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Warren Dick

Partner, Tax Reporting & Innovation Leader, PwC Australia

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Daniel Levin

Partner, Melbourne, PwC Australia

+61 422 419 538

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