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Tax Accounting and Risk Advisory Services
The Tax Accounting and Risk Advisory Services (TARAS) network of dedicated professionals works seamlessly to assist your business with all aspects of financial and sustainability reporting for tax, helping to improve overall performance.
What EY can do for you
TARAS professionals around the globe, supported by three Area Tax Accounting Centers, can analyze large amounts of multijurisdictional data to advise on intricate tax issues. They support businesses by preparing accounting calculations, researching technical issues, advising on complex planning and transactions, implementing and remediating processes and controls and advising on sustainability matters. TARAS professionals also provide overall tax accounting advisory services on the company's tax accounting issues, policies, processes, procedures and controls and help educate in tax accounting.
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Five steps tax accounting teams can take for BEPS 2.0
With BEPS 2.0 due to come into force in late 2023/early 2024, tax accounting teams prepare for Pillar Two rules on global minimum taxation. Learn more.
How BEPS 2.0 leads to a more integrated finance and tax function
The data challenge created by Pillar Two presents the finance and tax functions with an opportunity to future-proof their data streams. Learn more.
BEPS Pillar II – What are the impacts on M&A transactions?
Since the beginning of this century, developments in international tax policy have accelerated significantly. The latest is the introduction of the OECD/G20 BEPS Pillar II, which aims to address base erosion and profit shifting by introducing a global minimum tax. Going forward, this will radically change the landscape for tax structuring as well as for certain domestic and cross-border M&A transactions.
