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Asia tax directors speak out against extra pressure

August 31 2010

Tax executives are being placed under extra pressure. Their busy times are no longer just at year end, they are all year round. This is where external advisers step in to reduce the workload. Jack Grocott analyses the results of the Asia-Pacific Client Services Poll 2010 and investigates the problems executives are facing and how advisers can help.

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