Show Notes
In this episode, Russell is joined by Jop Dominicus, co-founder of Revo Consulting, to explore how AI, technology and evolving regulations are changing the way tax teams and consultancies operate.
They discuss the challenges of navigating the growing number of e-invoicing mandates, why businesses need a more joined-up approach to tax technology, and how AI is helping professionals work more efficiently. The conversation also explores what it takes to build a modern, technology-focused consultancy, the realities of AI adoption within tax teams, and why understanding business processes is becoming just as important as technical tax expertise.
It's a practical and forward-looking discussion on the future of tax consultancy, the shift from compliance to strategy, and how technology could reshape the tax profession over the next five years. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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