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January 2007
Technological advancements and the use of the Internet have added a new dimension to corporate tax compliance so that returns can be completed quicker, companies can obtain a view of their corporate tax compliance obligations in all territories at the click of a mouse and the filing process can be completed well in advance of the deadlines. Furthermore, the use of third parties can act as an insurance policy in the post-Sarbox age where failure can mean fines and potentially job losses for those who were responsible for the mistakes.
There are a number of options companies can use to take control of their corporate tax compliance, which are discussed in this issues led newsletter.
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