Finance and tax departments are grappling with international tax compliance obligations in the face of expanding worldwide enforcement efforts, where each new rule complicates an already tangled global landscape and increases tax risk to multinationals.

In this environment, it is easy to become preoccupied with the risks that international tax compliance presents. But by taking a broader view, you’ll start to see well-structured tax compliance as a means to align your tax function with performance improvements, and help generate benefits such as improved transparency to taxing authorities and stakeholders alike.

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