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We’re already observing the first indications of this sea change in the area of tax. Taxmen in multiple countries are currently embarking on massive new investment projects. The impact on the corporate world will be disruptive. The increasing amount of information available for processing means that we’re moving towards an age of transparency with sophisticated analytics techniques and real-time access to business data.
Digitalisation meets tax authority: the consequences of the Zero Cost of Control phenomenon for your business is available in English.
This trend might lead to a bright future for business in the long term, with a data-driven tax authority offering better and cheaper services, providing a higher degree of tax certainty and predictability, and significantly reducing the cost of compliance. But the transitional phase in the short to medium term will be turbulent and present some entirely new challenges for companies to handle.
To preserve planning security and avoid any unsuspected surprises uncovered by data-fuelled tax administrations, organisations will have to rapidly get their tax capabilities up to the same level at which the authorities are operating.
To preserve fiscal efficiency and exploit the remaining room for manoeuvre in a transparent, real-time tax world, companies will have to fully comprehend the data they produce and run a digitally enhanced tax function harnessing the processing power of machine learning, AI-based systems, advanced analytics and the like.