What EY can do for you

Enterprises are looking at their short- and long-term requirements to efficiently and effectively manage their tax operations, and taking bold and creative approaches to position tax to meet the needs of their organization, both today and into the future. Now is the time to ask yourself … does your tax operating model still fit?

By enlisting the experienced EY Tax and Finance Operate (TFO) team to guide you through transforming your tax operations, you benefit from:

  • Dedicated client service team committed to the delivery of exceptional client service

  • Links to EY tax network of 54,000 tax professionals in more than 140 countries

  • Access to the EY global Tax Technology and Transformation network of more than 450 professionals

  • Streamlined tax processes, by removing redundant procedures and utilizing a proven risk-based approach founded on strong governance principles

  • A more efficient operating model leveraging lower-cost resources and state-of- the-art technologies

  • Effective risk management through greater transparency and better access to data, which will allow for a shift to a more strategic support of the organization

  • A flexible co-sourcing model that meets each client’s specific needs

  • Rewarding career path options for legacy client professionals deciding to move to EY

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How tech and trust transformed a tax operating model

Global pharmaceutical player Boehringer Ingelheim is reimaging its tax operating model to boost quality and efficiency. Learn more in this case study.

Why tax governance is key in an era of more tax risk and controversy

Businesses expect the number and intensity of tax audits to double in next two years, the 2023 EY Tax risk and controversy survey finds. Learn more.

How life sciences businesses transform the tax and finance function

Life sciences organizations operate in a complex industry – one that looks set to become more challenging, including from a tax perspective. Learn more.

Why a 15% financial statement tax rate may not avoid global minimum tax

A 15%+ financial statement effective tax rate may not be enough to avoid global minimum tax as part of BEPS 2.0 Pillar Two. Learn more.

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Explore the EY 2023 Work Reimagined Survey with global insights from 17,050 employees, and 1,575 employers, revealing the contours of workforce realities.

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Why life sciences tax departments need to act now on sustainability

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