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GBCI 2021: Navigating The Global Accounting And Tax Landscape
06 October 2021
TMF Group BV
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The accounting and tax landscape which multinational businesses
must navigate is fraught with challenges. The various markets in
which they operate experience changes to legislation, alongside
greater scrutiny from authorities to enforce the payment of
taxes.
TMF Group's Global Business Complexity Index 2021 provides
an authoritative overview of the accounting and tax complexity
around the world. It explores factors that drive the success or
failure of international business, with a focus on operating in
foreign markets, and outlines key themes emerging on the global
scene and their associated local intricacies across 77
jurisdictions.
Here we revisit the findings of the GBCI, examining our key
trends through the lens of accounting and tax
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
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about your specific circumstances.
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