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Aug 2, 2019 16 min

Trust and technology in tax

from KPMG Tax Now Hosted by KPMG Australia

With tax playing a role in the general decline of public trust in business, how can new technology assist in recovering it? KPMG's Economics and Tax Centre Lead Tax Partner Grant Wardell-Johnson, KPMG Tax Governance and Transformation Director Phil Beswick and KPMG Tax Technology Director Ben Scull discuss this question and delve further into the issue of trust and technology in tax.

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