EY Tax.Tech™ series: finance and Tax convergence: the next transformation frontier

According to the EY 2022 Global Tax Technology and Transformation survey, most tax and finance functions are pursuing increased value by investing in tax technology, with 61% of organizations surveyed saying they are focused on investments that improve data – specifically analytics.[1] The data also shows that 73% of Tax leaders expect regulations in their operating jurisdiction to change within two years.[2]

In this dynamic, complex, and competitive landscape, Finance and Tax alignment is critical and can unlock data to help identify synergies and establish viable and enduring business value. In this session, we’ll explore how Thomson Reuters tax and accounting clients have adopted a transformation mindset through better aligning with the finance agenda, integrating into an enterprise resource planning (ERP) strategy, and helping their people, processes and technology improve their tax function and better utilize their ONESOURCE suite of products.

Our EY Tax.Tech™ webcasts are dedicated to helping you keep pace with the dynamic and ever-evolving tax landscape and what it takes to build an intelligent finance and tax function – from transformation strategy to the latest technologies and game-changing applications. Our Ecosystem series highlights EY’s alliances with leading-class technology and process leaders and offers practical insights to help companies like yours improve agility, efficiency and resilience.

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Panelists

• Eric Romanoff, Partner, Tax Technology and Transformation, Ernst & Young LLP
• Andrea Gronenthal, Partner, Tax Technology and Transformation, Ernst & Young LLP
• Santhosh Kumar Lalgudi, Senior Manager, Tax Technology and Transformation, Ernst & Young LLP

Moderator

• Kelley Lear, Vice President, Partnerships & Alliances, Thomson Reuters