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Taxpayers weigh up the benefits and difficulties of remote working

Alice Jones
September 22 2021
Tax directors are able to recruit the best talent regardless of location, due to remote working

Tax teams may be more efficient and be able to recruit stronger candidates working from home. However, remote working also increases tax compliance challenges due to employee mobility.

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Alice is an editor of commercial content across Euromoney brands including International Tax Review (ITR), Managing IP (MIP), and International Financial Law Review (IFLR). She joined the commercial team in March 2022 after working as a journalist for ITR.
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