My information systems studies at the start of my career taught me that technology project outcomes are largely

Journey of the tax people, by the tax people, for the tax people. Transformation (as this newsletter defines

An immense ‘thank you’ to the WU Tax Law Technology Center for the May/June segment of their 2024

None of this is new. The difficulties with tech stem not from the technology itself but everything that

The old mapmakers, when they reached the edge of the known world, used to write, “Beyond here, there be

Frequently, the terms technology and transformation are collapsed into a single notion under the implied assumption (or hope) that one – technology – will

The winds of change are blowing through tax, caused not least by tax authority digitalization clashing with faltering

In her influential book, Digital Transformation, Lindsay Herbert argues that transformation is a one-time event, after which new technologies

Resonating with tax transformation’s varied stakeholders The arguments for tax transformation (TX) are in stark contrast to those

Transformation, but which sort? In terms of importance, this newsletter places people and data above technology when dealing