On this Tax Function of the Future podcast, PwC's Andy Ruggles and Justin Femmer discuss small automation and emerging technology: what does that mean and what specifically has changed?

Tax Function of the Future: Automation now

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As part of our Tax Function of the Future webcast series, PwC US Tax Reporting and Strategy's Margie Dhunjishah and Vik Purewal talk about near term actions tax functions can take to increase cash as a result of the recent business disruptions resulting from the COVID-19 health crisis. Margie provides an update related to recent Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) released by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for filing Form 1139 to obtain additional above-the-line cash benefits. In addition, Vik shares insights around additional mechanisms a Tax function can contribute to increase cash related to their Legal Entity Simplification (LES) strategy.

Tax Function of the Future: Near Term Actions to Increase Cash

PwC's Margie Dhunjishah and Jamie Harvey discuss what areas they think are key to focus on as companies reframe their compliance strategy in 2020.

Tax Function of the Future: Compliance strategy in 2020

PwC's Margie Dhunjishah and Jamie Harvey discuss how to address tax reform in a more proactive manner by discussing lessons learned from 2018 tax year compliance.

Tax Function of the Future: Lessons learned from 2018 tax year compliance

PwC's Margie Dhunjishah, Dom Megna, Ann Johnston, and Lauren Bauer discuss how applying tax technology can enable tax professionals to change their everyday lives.

Tax Function of the Future: Automation now

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