TTMAG

Edition 5 of TTMAG examines the moment AI stops being something the tax function buys and becomes something it runs on. The issue argues that this shift is reshaping more than the tools themselves: it is changing how money is spent, how governance has to work, who carries accountability when an output is wrong, and what the people on the other side of the table are quietly building with the same technology. Through interviews with technology leaders, tax practitioners and industry voices, alongside in-depth features on the structural and regulatory implications, this edition looks at what invisible integration actually demands of the firms operating inside it.

​Edition 4 of TTMAG explores what it really means to rely on AI in a field where every decision is regulated, documented, and open to scrutiny. As AI moves from pilots to production, the issue asks under which conditions tax professionals, CFOs and authorities can trust algorithmic systems, and where human judgment must stay firmly in the loop. Through in-depth interviews with academics, heads of tax, technology leaders and founders, this edition looks at governance, data quality, auditability, and the changing skill set of the tax profession in an AI-driven environment.

This edition of TTMAG focuses on what it means to lead in a time of rapid technological change. As tax functions evolve beyond compliance to become strategic partners in the business, leadership is becoming about vision, adaptability, and the ability to guide teams through transformation. This issue explores how tax professionals can build future-ready organizations by embracing real-time data, AI-driven tools, and collaborative ecosystems. From leadership mindsets and upskilling strategies to operational innovation and cross-functional coordination, TTMAG 3.0 offers practical insights for professionals who want to drive the future of tax.

This edition dives into the fast-emerging role of artificial intelligence in the tax domain, with a focus on practical applications and strategic opportunities. It explores how AI is reshaping the day-to-day work of tax professionals, from automating compliance and risk assessments to transforming how tax data is analyzed, interpreted, and presented. With contributions from thought leaders, tech innovators, and hands-on users, the December 2024 issue highlights how professionals can leverage AI responsibly and strategically to stay ahead in a data-driven world.

The inaugural edition of TTMAG explores what it means to be a tax professional in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. With a strong focus on artificial intelligence, data governance, and digital transformation, this issue examines how modern tax teams must adapt their workflows, technologies, and mindsets to stay relevant. It features in-depth articles by seasoned experts on managing the complexities of AI adoption, reducing technical debt, and redefining software strategies in tax departments. From interviews with digital leaders to insights into the future of tax compliance, this edition lays the foundation for a forward-looking, tech-enabled approach to taxation.