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Tax Transformation: Building the Strategic Partner of the Future
Tax Transformation: Building the Strategic Partner of the Future episodes
- Deal-Ready Tax Functions: Preparing for M&A, Divestitures, and IPOsDealmakers are increasingly turning to tax leaders to strengthen their organizations' deal-readiness as executive teams head into one of the busiest M&A seasons of all time.
From the new challenges and opportunities introduced by the OBBBA to the realization of AI’s operational power, finance chiefs must juggle many unprecedented factors when planning to support corporate and capital restructuring transactions.
Crowe Tax and CFO.com are here to help. In this episode, Brian Carey joins CFO.com to address the most complex questions that arise when tax leaders help their organizations balance varying risks ahead of (and throughout) mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and IPO events.17 min - Beyond Compliance: Turning Tax into a Strategic Value DriverFinance chiefs are inundated with studies and reports revealing the increasingly strategic role of the CFO, and specifically, tax leaders. Executives want to make the best decisions at every turn to drive lasting business outcomes. But what, specifically, can tax operations do to become that dependable driver of enterprise value creation?
Crowe Tax and CFO.com are revealing how tax teams are building on their foundational compliance work to expand into the generation of enduring, undisputable enterprise value.
In this podcast episode, Nick Hollinden talks with CFO.com to reveal how tax leaders can (and should)…- Use tax as a tangible lever to optimize financial outcomes by managing risk and voicing attributes
- Go beyond viewing tax as a compliance machine to champion it as a source of direct financial value
- Leverage tax in restructuring transactions, strategic planning, and macroeconomic course-setting (and course-correcting)
- Give tax a role in operational efficiency and transformation to produce more with less and enable better decision intelligence
- Align tax structures and transfer pricing with value chains, assets, functions, and risks within the broader organization
- Empower tax professionals to attract top talent and disprove the misperception that technologies replace people, a move that creates irreversible value
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About Tax Transformation: Building the Strategic Partner of the Future
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This four-part podcast series, a collaboration between Crowe and CFO.com, reveals how tax executives can navigate the evolving 2026 regulatory landscape to create and grow enterprise value.…
Episodes provide strategic guidance on complex topics, including using tax due diligence to fortify M&A, divestitures, and IPO readiness, as well as navigating tariffs across the supply chain. The series also uncovers the operational power of AI, offering actionable steps for tax leaders to evolve from pilot programs to enduring transformation and improved decision intelligence. Ultimately, each episode clearly demonstrates how tax teams can mature from foundational compliance functions into proactive, sophisticated, strategic partners that optimize financial outcomes across complexity levels.
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