The expansive global tax compliance challenges outlined in Pillar Two, thought to affect only large multinationals, have CFOs at fast-growing midsized and smaller companies bracing for impact.
Four CFOs with a slate of responsibilities that would intimidate their peers a generation ago are finding value in stopping to assess their leadership performance.
Three female CFOs say the timing has never been better for young women to become tomorrow’s finance chiefs.
CFOs are excited about the automation of manual accounting and finance management processes—but even more jazzed about what lies ahead.
As the risk of a ‘systemic cyber event’ grows, cyber insurance is getting harder to come by—and CFOs are focusing in on cybersecurity: ‘Were another SolarWinds-type attack to occur, many companies may not be covered for the losses.’
Given a divided Congress and fears of recession, tax reform is on the back burner. In the meantime, finance chiefs are doubling down on tax automation.
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