Global tax reform

Government policymakers around the world are working together on tax reforms that could significantly alter the way global businesses are taxed.

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How will GenAI shape tax and finance transformation?

EY Global 09 Oct 2024
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The BEPS 2.0 Pillar Two project is reaching a critical phase, when businesses and governments need to shift from the potential impact of change to the practical aspects of applying and administering the new rules.

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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.

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Why BEPS 2.0 needs consistency, coordination and certainty

The G20 must lead – and consider input from businesses – to make tax transformation workable for all. Learn more.

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How transformation is redefining the skillset of the tax professional

Thanks to a range of demands, the role of the tax professional is changing fast, which means the skills required are shifting, too. Learn more.

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    The team

    Barbara Angus

    EY Global Tax Policy Leader
    Enthusiastic participant in the global tax policy dialogue. Zealous advocate. Leverages invaluable experience gained as a founding member of an all-lawyer comedy troupe.
    Washington, DC, USA

    Marlies De Ruiter

    EY Netherlands International Tax Services Partner, Global International Tax & Transaction Services Policy Leader
    Dedicated to helping organizations navigate the latest international tax policy developments. Passionate about bringing people together and jointly creating better alternatives.
    Rotterdam, NLD

    Tracee Fultz

    EY Global Transfer Pricing Leader
    Leader dedicated to transform transfer pricing for the digital future. Broad experience in various transfer pricing advisory projects. Curious, reader, explorer, math coach and shoe designer.
    New York, USA

    Ronald van den Brekel

    EY Global TP Market and Innovation Leader
    Former tax inspector. Experienced in new tax policy developments.
    Rotterdam, NLD

    Channing Flynn

    EY Global International Tax and Transaction Services Partner, Global Technology Tax Sector Leader
    Global Technology Tax Sector Leader. Traveller who enjoys fly fishing in remote locations, skiing, sailing and getting lost in small villages. Father. Soccer and flag football coach.
    San Jose, USA

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