Webinar – Rethinking the Role of Tax in Enterprise Performance

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Webinar – Rethinking the Role of Tax in Enterprise Performance

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Join insightsoftware on September 29 as ITR presents a free webinar on integrating tax and finance to improve enterprise performance, forecasting, reporting, and strategic decision-making

Tax has long been treated as a back-office obligation disconnected from the broader financial planning process. But organisations that continue operating this way are leaving strategic value on the table. When tax data lives in silos, finance leaders lose visibility, forecasts suffer, and tax teams spend their time firefighting instead of contributing to business decisions.

This session explores why tax belongs at the centre of enterprise performance management – not on the periphery. Bart-Jan Veenhof, insightsoftware’s director of solutions engineering, will examine how breaking down the barriers between tax and finance unlocks better data, faster reporting, and a more agile organisation equipped to navigate complexity and drive growth.

Register now to join the 30-minute webinar at 2pm BST (9am EDT) on September 29.

The speaker

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Bart-Jan Veenhof

(Director, solutions engineering, insightsoftware)

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