How advanced technology could make tax controversies easier to avoid

Jan 4, 2024

New technology is disrupting business-as-usual in the world of tax reporting and collection. Image: REUTERS/Alishia Abodunde

Marna Ricker

Global Vice Chair, Tax, EY

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