This research paper examines the future of tax technology consulting with a focus on digital transformation, ERP systems, artificial intelligence, automation and e-invoicing. It analyses how technological developments are reshaping international tax functions and highlights the future skills required for tax technology consultants in increasingly digital business environments.
The tax function is currently undergoing a structural transformation. Traditional tax work was mainly based on retrospective compliance, manual reconciliations and periodic reporting. Digitalization, global business models and increasing regulatory transparency requirements have changed this role fundamentally. Modern tax departments are expected to provide reliable data, support business decisions and ensure compliance in almost real time.
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- Jamie Tombers (Author), 2026, The Future of Tax Technology Consulting, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1724080
