Series 26 - The Tax Technology Ownership Problem: Who Decides How Compliance Gets Built
by Ryigit · 4 episodes
Business
Every enterprise has a tax technology problem that nobody formally owns. The tax function knows what compliance requires. IT controls the architecture that delivers it. Finance governs the budget that funds it. And when those three accountabilities are misaligned — when IT upgrades break VAT mappings, when ERP migrations go live without tax sign-off, when real-time mandates arrive and the system cannot respond Hosted by Rıdvan Yiğit | Founder & CEO, RTC Suite rtcsuite.com · [email protected] · linkedin.com/in/yigitridvan
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