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Headline Verdana Bold 2017 Tax Analytics Trends Six Key Trends Impacting the Global Tax Landscape April 2017
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Headline Verdana Bold2017 Tax Analytics TrendsSix Key Trends Impacting theGlobal Tax LandscapeApril 2017

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The art and science of Futurology postulates possible, probable, and preferable futures. 2016 will likely be remembered as the year of many unexpected events, so making firm predictions for 2017 would be very bold.

With the global tax landscape undergoing transformative change, one thing is certain – tax analytics will continue to shape the tax environment this yearand beyond.

Here’s a look at six tax analytics trends and how they may influence the global tax world in 2017.

2017 Tax Analytics Trends - Introduction

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Six Tax Analytics Trendsfor 2017

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The tax advisory marketis blurring as traditional demarcation between tax specialists, content providers, and software vendors breaks down.

Interesting data analytics use cases are emerging as the segmentation of the tax market becomes less distinct.

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Blurred Market

TREND 1

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Multinational entities need to ramp up their compliance culture, with the transparency agenda, regulatory environment, corporate self-regulation, and government actions all driving an increased focus on compliance.

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Compliance Culture

TREND 2

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The impact of exponential technologies in tax compliance will change the way tax departments and tax authorities work, and how they can leverage big data to drive actionable insights.

Exponential Technologies

TREND 3

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Leveraging a hyper-connected world and distributed systems and ledgers will aid system administrators and technologists in maintaining data integrity and improving data efficiency.

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Hyper-connected world

TREND 4

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Tax authorities around the world, from Brazil to India to Estonia, are emerging as tax leaders and innovators.

They’re using technology and big data to address challenges, drive innovation, and create new models in less mature economies.

Emerging Leaders

TREND 5

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Growing up with technology is impacting the career expectations of millennials. With the expanding “gig” economy, employers need to find ways to respond to millennials’ expectations and capabilities and ‘use them or lose them’.

Evolving Workforce

TREND 6

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Tax data analytics will continue to develop over the coming years, arising out of the blurring of the market and the use of exponential technologies in a hyper-connected world.

We see the importance of a relentless focus on robust compliance by organizations, as tax authorities around the world must share leading practices, and millennials transform the tax workplace.

Technology and big data will continue to play an increasingly critical and transformative role in the global tax environment.

Summary

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