Building a strong business case for tax technology adoption

Jun Miyake, principal at Ryan looks at how to overcome objections from the board about how investing in tax technology can benefit overall business operations

When a company’s tax function is valued and well-supported by company leadership, it can contribute strategic benefits and a significant return on investment.

The adoption of tax technology can assist in streamlining and restructuring tax processes, freeing up time by automating manual day-to-day tasks like bookkeeping and financial reporting.

Few can dispute the growing importance of tax technology, as stakeholders want tasks to be completed faster, better, and more accurately — especially when it comes to financial data.   

While the benefits are clear, one challenge for tax departments is often communicating internally how investing in tax technology can benefit the business’ overall operations.

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