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Poor data quality and disparate systems can be a serious threat to the accuracy of your reporting obligations. It can lead to inconsistent payment practices, incorrect reporting and non-compliance across a range of regulatory obligations that may trigger an audit.
In the right hands, the large amounts of data your organisation intakes and stores can be a powerful asset.
Grant Thornton's data transformation and analytics team works with clients to deliver robust data solutions to complex business problems. Our team is able to work with high-volume and unstructured data from multiple sources to deliver insights on key risk factors and cash flow opportunities for your business as well as transparency of complex calculations in the course of an audit.
We have invested in a range of innovative and automated technologies to efficiently handle your most sensitive information. This is underpinned by a team of experts skilled in the translation of this data in the context of a wide range of compliance needs.
As part of a full-service tax and accounting firm – nationally and internationally – we can draw on specialist expertise to ensure you have access to a complete and comprehensive team.
Our work of providing actionable insights to our clients via an integrated service delivery team includes:
We work with you to establish or strengthen your tax governance and tax risk management framework and policies to manage tax risks.
Many organisations are grappling with a myriad of employee agreements and obligations, resulting in a wide variety of payments to their people.
We work with you to establish or strengthen your tax governance and tax risk management framework and policies to manage tax risks.
Many organisations are grappling with a myriad of employee agreements and obligations, resulting in a wide variety of payments to their people.
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