16 episodes
Tax at the Speed of Tech Podcast Series BDO USA
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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BDO’s Tax at the Speed of Tech discusses how technology can enhance compliance and planning, cultivate resources, and enable tax professionals to provide more insights to operational leaders. Hosted by Chris D’Ambola, Managing Director in BDO’s Tax Automation & Innovation Practice, the podcast features insightful conversations and perspectives from corporate tax, technology and BDO leaders focused on reimagining the tax function to be more efficient, analytical, strategic and future-oriented.
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Navigating the New Era of Global Minimum Tax With Technology
In this episode, Chris D'Ambola interviews Bianca Kuijper, Chief Operating Officer of Orbitax, about current challenges and technological advancements in global minimum tax compliance.
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Fun Times Ahead for Income Tax Accounting
In this episode, host Chris D’Ambola interviews Mary Ellen Robb, Senior Manager at Corptax, about what’s ahead for income tax accounting and its many tentacles and technologies.
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Learning, Culture, and Technology with Skillsoft
In this episode, host Chris D’Ambola speaks with Mark Onisk, Chief Content Officer at Skillsoft, about the democratization of e-learning and how technology is transforming workplace culture and how we learn.
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The Evolution of Tax Tactician to Tax Strategist With Data and Tech
In this episode, host Chris D’Ambola speaks with Matt Becker, National Managing Principal of Tax at BDO USA, about the 2023 BDO Tax Strategist Survey results and how Tax Strategists leverage data and technology for strategic, forward-looking insights.
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A Journalist’s View of Data and Tax Tech
In this episode, host Chris D’Ambola speaks with Chris Gaetano, Technology Editor at Accounting Today, about his career, ChatGPT, AI, tax tech teams, changing business models, and more.
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A New Perspective on Tech, Tax, and Legal
In this episode, host Chris D’Ambola speaks with Ken Crutchfield, Vice President and General Manager of Legal Markets at Wolters Kluwer, about the parallels between how technology is disrupting tax departments and legal teams.