Tax and Accounting Priorities Shifting in Turbulent Times

Three actions that firms can take.
By CPA Trendlines Research
A multinational Thomson Reuters survey of tax professionals has found accounting firms shifting their priorities after a year of unexpected developments and before a year of unexpected developments.
That’s a lot of unexpected developments.
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In 2023, the annual survey saw firms and their clients hunkering down for a year of post-COVID-19 unknowns, a recession that never came, inflation that wouldn’t quit and interest rates that persisted at uncomfortable heights.
This year, it looks like firms are reassessing where they stand and where they are going. Times are turbulent – technologically, economically, politically, environmentally – so recovering from the past and preparing for the future are going to require some changes.
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