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Tax Talks: Gemma Low, Royal Mail

Alice Jones
November 03 2020
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ITR reporter Alice Jones asks Gemma Low, tax automation manager at Royal Mail, about tax technology developments, career opportunities in tax, and how tax teams can support one another while working from home.



In this edition of Tax Talks, ITR reporter Alice Jones talks to Gemma Low, tax automation manager at Royal Mail, about digitising the tax function, ERP systems, developing opportunities for tax professionals, and managing stress and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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