Tax and finance memes
When yet another spreadsheet or report is not enough to explain the misery... just send these to your teammates.
The relationship between tax people and Excel is… well uhm… complicated… Sure, Excel has benefits. A lot. But at the same time, we need to be mindful of its limitations.
Below are some pros and cons:
Looking back at my in-house days, I admit that I, too, pleaded guilty to constant firefighting 🧯🔥🧑🚒. Such firefighting prohibited me from looking forward, having a focus on transforming the tax o
“Buy vs build” is a topic that frequently comes up during TaxTech conversations I have with tax leaders. In the same realm, the “Volkswagen vs Lamborghini” comparison sometimes comes up. You know what
Let’s be blunt about it: tax compliance is not a happiness driver. Far from it… at first sight at least. But, it can be a huge value driver. And is value not a happiness driver?
The tax compliance ac
This is not working in our type of organisation 😫! Local finance is not ready for this, they already have too much on their plate 🤹. We cannot ask more from them. We cannot implement yet another new
Welcome to 2024! A year that presents itself with as many opportunities as challenges. Also for in-house tax. Let your focus be on execution. Here is why…
I have mentioned it before, multiple times.
You don't have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great. With tax controversy being continuously on the rise, this saying comes across as a cliché. But in the end, it remains vital for
Tax people will always be in love with Excel📈. And it's OK, as Excel definitely has merits for the in-house tax community. At the same time, Excel comes with many risks and limitations. The recipe fo
Tax compliance is often seen as a boring and purely necessary evil. Only a few people get excited by filing returns, and putting numbers in boxes, right? But what if you can turn compliance into a tru