Tax risk pendulum: Collaboration vs. uncertainty

August 23 2017

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Tax risk is a modern ‘term of art’ perception; this risk can be viewed as a pendulum. Keith Brockman looks at the advantages of corporate collaboration and threats of uncertainty and public distrust.

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