Tax risk management - key considerations |
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August 2006
Getting tax wrong can bruise a company's reputation and its shareholder value.
There is also increased interest from investors and the general public in the
way companies manage their tax affairs. This means many companies are starting
to consider how to demonstrate control over tax risk.
This publication outlines the areas where tax risk may occur and suggests how this risk can best be managed, including how to determine a suitable tax risk policy and what controls, communication and monitoring you may need to introduce.
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