Corporate Roundtable: Re-designing the Tax Function in an Era of Intelligent Systems

Tax functions are undergoing a structural transformation. Regulatory requirements are expanding in scope and frequency, tax reporting and documentation is becoming increasingly data-intensive, and expectations from tax authorities regarding consistency, transparency, and auditability continue to rise. At the same time, technological capabilities are advancing rapidly, enabling new ways of embedding regulatory requirements directly into tax processes rather than managing them retrospectively.

This session is designed to address a central question faced by senior tax leaders today: how can emerging intelligent systems be integrated into the tax function in a way that enhances compliance, operational efficiency, and governance, while preserving professional judgment and regulatory defensibility?

The roundtable aims to examine how advanced automation, data-driven workflows, and learning systems can support tax compliance processes end-to-end.

The one-day format is designed as a closed, peer-level exchange among senior/ executive tax leaders. It combines short concise introductions by one tax leader framing the relevant…