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Global Resolution Management
Global Resolution Management
Across the lifecycle of disputes, we are seeing three key challenges emerging. Is your company ready?
Tax audit activity is on the rise around the world, leading to more disputes and more litigation. In many jurisdictions, disputed tax must now be paid ahead of resolution, impacting statutory accounts long before settlement is reached. With tax authorities increasingly sharing data and media interest at an all-time high, consistent, compliant, group-wide tax policies are essential.
Amanda Brown (Partner and Solicitor, Legal Services, KPMG in the UK) and Kevin Elliott (Director, Tax Dispute Resolution, KPMG in the UK) look at the three challenges across the lifecycle of disputes and explain how our team can work with you to help anticipate and therefore protect against, prepare for, and resolve disputes from tax authorities.
Download our guide to understand the three key challenges.
