Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, better known as DEI, has been the business community's response to the world's demand for social justice. But are corporate DEI efforts really working? In this latest episode, Deloitte Tax leaders Norah Nicholls and Julia Cloud discuss the importance of equity in measuring the success of corporate DEI efforts, its impact on philanthropy, and how tax leaders fit into the equation.

Is forced labor really a major risk to US companies today? The short answer, yes. In this latest episode, Deloitte Tax leader and global trade specialist Kristine Dozier talks about the forced labor obligations corporate executives face, how they can reduce potential risks by having a mitigation plan in place, and even leverage technology to give them greater line of sight to their global supply chains.

As more governments jump on the technology bandwagon and digitize their finance functions, companies and their executives are prioritizing their own finance transformations to stay in lockstep. In this episode, Jonathan Englert and Martin Lopez, Deloitte leaders and specialists on the topic, talk about the trends they are seeing in the marketplace and why tax needs to be in the front seat of this journey toward a new way of working.

What's in President Biden's proposed trillion-dollar spending plan for 2023? Tune in to find out.

The Superfund Excise Tax on chemical sales is back! Tune in to find out more.

In this latest episode, host Carrie Falkenhayn sits down with James Gordon from the Deloitte Tax Management Consulting practice to discuss tax governance and transparency, and how they fit into an organization's broader ESG efforts. James highlights new trends in corporate tax transparency, including new reporting standards, and what business owners should look out for.