Why corporate tax tech is falling short and how talent development can fix it

Thomson Reuters·May 1

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Corporate tax technology is reportedly not meeting expectations, with some areas experiencing shortfalls in investment and revenue. The issue may be related to talent development, although the exact nature of the problem is unclear. Various regions and industries are affected, with some experiencing smaller-than-expected tax refunds and others struggling to attract business investment.

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