One business truism rarely discussed, not just among tax professionals but the wider business community, is just how widespread the use of spreadsheets remains in the modern business world. Applications such as common-or-garden Excel are the core medium for corporate data across small businesses right up to global multinationals and financial services giants, used by all of these as vehicles for business critical data, including tax and accounting information.
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