Start Time: Oct 18, 2017 3:00 PM ET
End Time: Oct 18, 2017 4:00 PM ET
Location Details: Online
Event Type: Webcast
Recommended CPE Credits: 1
Audience: Tax professionals working in corporate tax departments
Contact: Julia Dolinsky
Phone: +1 202 521 1516
Email: julia.dolinsky@us.gt.com
Program Content:As tax professionals, many of the tools we continue to use, like Excel, don't seem to help us as much as they did years ago. Recent advancements in data repository, analytics and visualization technologies provide powerful new opportunities to complement the work we currently do in Excel, and produce meaningful insights from our data. In this webinar, we will evaluate three tools, along with use case examples, to demonstrate these capabilities for your tax department.
Learning Objectives:
- Evaluate key challenges in using Excel that reduce efficiency and increase risk
- Demonstrate how ONESOURCE Data Flow and Workpapers can be used as a Tax Data Hub allowing for the smart re-leveraging of data and calculations throughout the tax lifecycle
- Demonstrate how DOMO can reduce professional fees, penalties and interest and improve overall resolution effort with Global Tax Authority Controversy analytics and visualizations
- Describe how to use RPM (Rapid Prototype Method) implementation to quickly start to convert cumbersome Excel tasks
Featured Speakers
- Chris Jarski, Managing Director, Tax Function Optimization
- Mark Pociask, Senior Manager ,Tax Reporting, Advisory
Recommended Field of Study: Taxes
Program Level: Overview
Prerequisite: None
Delivery Method: Group-Internet
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