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Innovation Week ExtractDigital acceleration in Finance
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• Our Tax & Legal digital future
• Enter planet AI
• Advocating a digital strategy for tax agencies
• Transformation of the tax function: Tax operating models & move to digital
• Data Analytics: A new era for the tax and finance function
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Our Tax & Legal digital future
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For more information, contact:
Conrad Young
Chief Digital Officer, Deloitte Tax & Legal Global
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Our tax and legal digital future
We believe there are 5 technology trends which will define our digital future:
1. Big data – large volumes of structured and unstructured data accessible and usable at scale
2. Process automation - robotics getting ever more expert
3. Decision making – artificial intelligence, cognitive computing and machine learning
4. Democratisation of knowledge – information widely available online
5. Open networks – collaborative ecosystems of talent, technology suppliers and revenue authorities
The defining technology trends
It’s hard to be precise about what digital future those trends will create, but certain characteristics seem clear:
1. We will be more data driven leading to a much more holistic approach at the enterprise level
2. Big data will lead to greater granularity, precision and accuracy
3. Algorithms will become increasingly important in the way we work - apply our expertise, knowledge and experience
4. Robots will take the strain
5. Our online experience will be more personalised and consumed more through video, VR, NLP and online forums
Our digital future
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Enter planet AI
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For more information, contact:
Andrew Pease
Senior Director, Technology
+32 2 302 24 09
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The Strategy
What data do we need to workout what happens in our business?☻ Systems ☻ Software ☻ Security ☻ Strategy ☻ Governance
> Facts/Data
Past and Present
What is happening in our business?How many, how much, how often?How are we performing?
> Information
The Future
Why is this happening?What will happen in the future?How do we take advantage?
> Knowledge
Augmented Intelligence
Tax and Finance Analytics
Information Management
Design | Implement | Manage
Performance Optimization
Review | Analyze | Report
AnalyticsInsights
Optimize | Analyze | Predict
AnalyticsApplied
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Augmented Intelligence
Tax and Finance Analytics
TaxData
Indirect taxes
Direct Taxes
Transfer Pricing
Provision
Global Mobility
Global tax
planning
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Augmented Intelligence For Financial Risk
Source: Thomas H. Davenport, April 2017
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• Analytics used to make automated decisions
• Emergence of “cognitive technologies”
• Replacement of digital/physical human tasks
• Augmentation by humans
Source: Thomas H. Davenport, April 2017
Ethics – augmentation by humans
1.0
2.0
3.0 4.0
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Advocating a digital strategy for tax agencies
By Dirk De Smedt, director general fiscalité Bruxelles
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For more information, contact:
Tim De Meyer
Senior Manager, Consulting
+ 32 2 749 56 45
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Topics
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Advocating a Digital Strategy for Tax Agencies
A Digital World
Necessity for Public Services
Digital Strategy
Translate to a Tax Agency
Operations
Customer Solutions
Skills and Culture
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Transformation of the tax function: Tax operating models & move to digital
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Annelies Dieusaert
Partner
+ 32 2 301 82 81
For more information, contact:
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Our predictions
Automation and blockchain have streamlined transaction processing. The majority of transactions are now touchless. Headcounts plummet. Human capacity unleashed.1
With operations automated, Finance & Tax doubles down on business insights and service. Organizational and enterprise boundaries blur. 2
Tax goes real-time. Periodic reporting will no longer drive operations and decisions. 3
The shift to self-service will accelerate. Radically. 4
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Our predictions
New service delivery models emerge for operational finance, business, and tax. Work is completed by a combination of humans, robots, and algorithms. Companies will rethink offshore operations.
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Finance & Tax applications and microservices will challenge the traditional ERP. Big vendors will be ready. 6
The proliferation of public & private APIs drives data standardization, but it won’t be enough. Companies will still struggle to clean up their data mess.7
The best way to predict the future is to create it.
- Peter Drucker
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Tax technology can be confusing – whilst tax systems are getting more and more sophisticated, there is still no single off-the-shelf solutionthat addresses all elements of tax.
Instead, there are a multitude of vendors and systems which makes planning a cohesive, integrated solution a complex and challenging endeavor…
Impact on Tax Technology
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Why look at your tax technology?Tax technology landscape
•Corptax•BNA Corporate Tax Analyser•E/Source Global Tax Planning•SAP/Oracle EPM modules
Forecasting Solutions
•Collaboration software•ONESOURCE Audit Manager•Sharepoint•Excel•Tax Risk and Opportunities Manager (TROM)
Tax Audit and Risk Management
•ONESOURCE Operational TP•Oracle •Corptax TP Architect•PebbleAge Hyperion TP•Oracle Hyperion Operational TP•SAP PCM
Transfer Pricing
•Deloitte Digital Dox•ONESOURCE Documenter•CCH Global TP library•Benchmarking
TP Documentation
•CaseWare Accounts•CCH Accounts Production•IRIS Accounts Production•ONESOURCE Statutory Reporting•Sage Accounts Production
Accounts Production
•ONESOUCE Corporate Tax•Corptax•Alphatax•Datev•CCH Tax Integrator
Direct Tax Return
•ONESOURCE Indirect Tax•iVAT•Sales and Use products (US)•Deloitte VAT Smart/VAT Wizard•Sovos
Indirect Tax Return
•Oracle Hyperion Tax Provision•ONESOURCE Tax Provision•Longview Tax Prov. and Reporting•Corptax Provision•Vertex Tax Accounting•CCH Global Integrator•Excel
Global Provision
•IBM InfoSphere MDM•SAP Netweaver MDM•Oracle MDM•Microsoft SQL Server•Winshuttle
Master Data Management
•CCH•Check Point•IBFD•EMC Documentum
Knowledge Resources
•SAP Disclosure Management•Oracle modules•QlikView•Tableau
Collaboration and Project Management
•SAP and Oracle EPM•IDEA•Anaplan•Automation Anywhere
Reporting and Analytics Results
•Sharepoint•Open Text•HP Content Manager•CaseWare
Document Management and Storage
•ONESOURCE Workflow Manager•IBM Business Process Manager•K-2 Blackpearl•CCH Global Integrator
Workflow and Status Reporting
Tax Dashboards
Entity-Level•Multiple products
Consolidated•Deloitte VAT Smart•Microsoft Navision•CCH Global Integrator•Deloitte Conversion Tool (DCT)
Enterprise-Level•Vertex Enterprise
Tax Data Stores
•ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Determination•Vertex Indirect Tax Solutions•Taxware•FuelQuest•Native ERP•Avalara•Add-ins/add-ons/boutique solns
Indirect Tax Determination
ERP Systems•SAP HANA•Oracle, incl. JDE & PeopleSoft•Microsoft Dynamics NAV•Digita•SageConsolidation, Business Intelligence and Enterprise Performance Management•Oracle EPM•Oracle HFM•SAP EPM•IBM Cognos•Longview CPM
Source Business Systems
Master Data Management
Tax Data Stores Reporting Key OutputsSource Business Systems
Enterprise
TAX DASHBOARD
Workflow, Status, Documents, Analytics
Consolidation Forecasting
ERP
Tax determination
Accounting s/w
Excel
Other systems
Provisioning
Transfer pricing
Tax return s/w
Stat account s/w
Report writers
Single entity
Consolidated
Tax risk reports
Provisions
Returns, forms e-filings
CbC reporting
TP documentation
Statutory accounts
Work papers
Forecasts
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Eight strategic questions to consider
1. WHAT is your future digital tax strategy?
2. WHAT work can be done by smart machines and robots?
4. WHERE can the work be done?
3. WHO can do the work?
5. HOW does the future of work change organization design and behavior?
6. HOW does the future of work change leadership?
7. HOW does the future of work change talent, career, and learning?
8. HOW do you develop a workforce experience for the future workforce?
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Data Analytics: A new era for the tax and finance function
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For more information, contact:
Andrew Pease
Senior Director, Technology
+32 2 302 24 09
Liesbet Nevelsteen
Partner
+ 32 2 600 66 53
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Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted.
In data we trust.
What gets measured, gets managed.
Once we know something, we find it hard to imagine what it was like not to know it.
The goal is to turn data into information, and information into insight.
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OECD reporting
Setting the scene
In the U.S., strict requirements have been enacted to identify potential weaknesses of tax processes
In Europe, the trends are more to move to e-audits and deliver a standard audit file for tax to the authorities
In Australia, since 2010 large businesses have been assigned a risk rating by the Australian Tax Office. The risk rating was derived from extending and enhancing data analytics and risk profiling techniques
In India, the strategy seems to be having more audit-based controls opposed to physical controls. Relaxation of controls is coupled with introduction of strict penalty provisions including provision for prosecution
In Brazil, elimination of the filing of corporate tax returns beginning in 2014 due to large amounts of required data that the Brazilian Tax Authorities already maintain.
In Japan, the National Tax Agency is increasingly focused on tax governance of large corporations. Frequency of tax audits may be reduced following enhancement of dialogue and internal controlsIn Mexico 2015 standard,
monthly XBRL filings
In Netherlands, tax authorities released 5,000 agents while hiring 1,500 data scientists to focus on tax return data analysis
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Level of digitization of tax authorities
Setting the scene
Level 1: “E-file”
- Entities are required to use a standardized format to file returns;
- Other financial data might need to be added manually
Level 2: “E-accounting”
- Entities are required to submit accounting or other source data to support flings
Level 3: “E-match”
- Authorities begin to match data across tax types, taxpayers, jurisdictions, …
Level 4: “E-audit”
- Level 2 data is analyzed by authorities and cross-checked to filings in (near) real-time
- Authorities send electronic audit assessments with a limited period to respond
Level 5: “E-assess”
- Authorities use submitted data from entities to assess tax without the need for tax forms
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Curious about data insights
Approach is rooted in cross-discipline analytics science, propelled by business needs.
Focus on outcomes
Make smarter, strategically alligned decisions. Analytics are crucial to achieving them.
The best analytics initiatives start with outcomes in mind—along with a plan for realizing them.
Delivered in the context of your business and industry
Analytics capabilities need to be industry focused.
What are analytics?
Powerful insights to inform strategy and decisions
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What if you couldidentify the topconsumer color preference to exploit first-mover advantage?
What if you could
anticipate next
month’s sales
accurately
enough to
adjust
production
targets?
What if you could
instantly tap into
everything being
written about
your business –
to make faster,
more informed
decisions?
Identify Predict Detect Anticipate Tap into
What if a company could proactively detect fraud and “nudge” the potential perpetrators to do the right thing.
What if you could predict supply chain interruption and mitigate risks in real time?
What are analytics?
Powerful insights to inform strategy and decisions
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INSIGHT STRATEGY• Target Architecture
• Data Monetization
• Data Science Studies
• Studio & Lab Services
• Natural Language Processing &
Text Analytics
• Content Analytics
• Real-time Decisioning &
Streaming
MANAGED ANALYTICS
• Infrastructure as a Service
• Platforms as a Service
• Data as a Service
• Information Delivery as a Service
• Cognitive Engagement
• Cognitive Automation
• Cognitive Sensing & Shaping
• Cognitive Insights
ADVANCED ANALYTICS
COGNITIVE ANALYTICS
• Master & Meta Data Management
• Information Quality & Governance
• Records Management and Archiving
• Information Architecture & Lineage
INFORMATION DELIVERY
• Data Integration
• Data Warehousing
• Data Brokerages & Exchanges
• Virtualization
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
• Enterprise Performance Management
Strategy
• Consolidations
• Cost Management
Our Insight Advantage Accelerators
Becoming an insight driven organization
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Building blocks of holistic tax data analytics
The importance of tax data
Tax Data Warehouse
Indirect taxes
Direct Taxes
Transfer Pricing
Provision
Global Mobility
Global tax
planning
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