The global economic downturn is putting corporate officers under extreme pressure. The deepest international recession for decades means that there few certainties in business at the moment. Tax directors in the Asia-Pacific region cannot avoid these challenges. They have to deal with compliance demands whether the economy is up or down, but they are now being asked by their management to deal with new issues.
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