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  Corporate tax 2022

Why corporates should engage with tax corporate governance

Source: National

Published Date: 26 May 2022

 

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This video covers:
  • Tax gap and tax landscape - how the tax compliance landscape is changing to prevention rather than correction and where tax corporate governance sits in that landscape
  • How having a tax corporate governance framework can assist in internal and external stakeholder management
  • What the ATO's expectations are including analysing justified trust review outcomes and updated guidance for policies and controls testing
  • Tips for designing an effective tax corporate governance framework
  • Living tax corporate governance - implementation and controls testing.

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Why corporates should engage with tax corporate governance

Author(s): Sue Williamson CTA-Life , Megan Bishop
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